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diffrence between z(2) and z9(2)
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Answer / guest
z(2) - supresses 2 leading zeores
z9(2) - supresses 1 leading zero
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Answer / rama
z(2) occupies two bytes and will supress the leading zeros
z9(2) occupies 3 bytes and will supress the leading zeros
in the first byte.
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Answer / srikanth doki
z(2) means it will fills with two zeroes
and z9(2) it will fill left most with zero and the other bit
will empty
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 5 No |
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