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Rexx - bitcomp
The method is used to compare 2 bit strings, bit by bit.
Syntax
bitcomp(binstring1, binstring2)
Parameters
binstring1, binstring2 − The binary string value that needs to be compared.
Return Value
The returned value is the bit number of the first bit which is different in both strings.
Example
/* Main program */
options arexx_bifs
say bitcomp('7F'x,'FF'x)
When we run the above program we will get the following result.
Output
7
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