; Hex Example
; -----------

; Hex$ converts an integer to its hexadecimal (base 16) text form,
; always 8 digits - the same notation as $ literals in source code.

Print "Hex$(10)    = "+Hex$(10)+"  (A is 10 in hex)"
Print "Hex$(255)   = "+Hex$(255)
Print "Hex$(4096)  = "+Hex$(4096)
Print "Hex$(65535) = "+Hex$(65535)
Print "Hex$(-1)    = "+Hex$(-1)+"  (all 32 bits set)"

Print ""

; Hex is the natural way to read packed colour values: $RRGGBB
orange=$FF8000
Print "The colour literal $FF8000 is "+orange+" in decimal"
Print "Hex$ makes it readable again: "+Hex$(orange)

Print ""
Print "Press any key to close the example"
WaitKey

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