How can I get Single byte from 'int' type variable? Can we
alter single bit or multiple bits in int type variable? if so,
How?
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Answer Posted / hassan noureddine
Use bit wise unary commands:
int i = 0x5678
char LowByte = (char) i; // yield 8;
To alter the bits
i &= 0xFF; // reset upper 2 bytes
i ^= 0xFFFF // invert all bits
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