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Re: Rotate Left with Carry

SercoSteveB
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What are Numeric Value Out 1 and Numeric Value Out 2 following execution of the VI.

Rotate with Carry.png

a) Numeric Value Out 1 = 0x468ACF12, Numeric Value Out 2 = 0x468ACF02

b) Numeric Value Out 1 = 0x2468ACF0, Numeric Value Out 2 = 0x2468ACF1

c) Numeric Value Out 1 = 0x0ECA8643, Numeric Value Out 2 = 0x0ECA8642

d) Numeric Value Out 1 = 0x2468ACF1, Numeric Value Out 2 = 0x2468ACF0

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LordNobady
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D i think


Learning LabVIEW since January 2013
nmpundlik
Member

Answer is D.

RAMESHB
Member

I got the Answer D like this what is the problem here can any one tell me

                         Numaric value out 1 is 0x2468ACF0

                         Numaric value out 2 is 0x2468ACF1

                          answers is interchange

SercoSteveB
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Question modified. Any better?

JGmitter
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Answer is D.

crossrulz
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D

Another one of my favorite functions that people don't seem to know about.


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MrStevenUND
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D.

2verb
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D.

Another one I used all the time when I wrote assembly, but not so much in any higher level language.

Asha_Nagaraj
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D.

SercoSteveB
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mini09
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agreed D as well....

Kapur
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Question- do the bits get rotated left? Like shown here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw3mJFZICkI

crossrulz
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Except for the fact that you get to specify what the carry input is.


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Kapur
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Thank you for your answer. x12345678 is 10010001101000101011001111000. If I rotate each bit one bit to the left (from LSB to MSB), I should get 00100011010001010110011110001. The MSB was 1, it is now 0. Did I understand correctly?

A.Bernau
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_shift

http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361L-01/glang/rotate_left_with_carry/

D

I still prefer the term shift instead of rotate, rotate is misleading.

But LabVIEW help is quite clear (see link)

Akhil_shah
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Please can any one explain it in detail that how these 0x2468ACF1 and 0x2468ACF0 answer came.

crossrulz
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Akhil_shah,

Look at the values in a binary format and it will become a lot more obvious (do make sure you are seeing all 32 bits).  We are just shifting all of the bits to the left by one location and then specifying what value goes in the LSb (Least Significant Bit).


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skian
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D