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So the question is on title
I’m making System.Byte.Parse(“0xAA”) but I feel like every-time compiler parse the string and I want just send this byte to compiler.
I know there are F# literals ( for example 86uy ) but I want exactly hex mode. Maybe I can write AAuy but I can’t understand how I can write it and 86uy in the same time. Because for example 11uy and 11uy (in hex mode) is different // correct me if I wrong.
Thank you.
If you want to write a byte constant in hex, just do
0xAAuy.See F# literals from MSDN.