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Im tring to do an XOR on 2 hex numbers to create a unique hex number
ex. 7F4 ^ 65D which would equal 1A9
I understand how the XOR should work but every time I try to convert the string hex number:
string hex1 = "7F4";
int hexInt = Convert.ToInt32(hex1, 16);
I end up with a number: 2036
How do I keep the integrity of the hex number so I can do an XOR on the 2 hex numbers?
A number is a number, hexadecimal is just the way the number is displayed.
7F4 hexadecimal equals 2036 decimal, and you can perform bitwise operations on it, they will produce the correct output.