Memory Integers and System Integers are 16-bit binary numbers. You enter decimal numbers into Memory Integers and System Integers. The program converts these decimal numbers into binary numbers and performs the specified functions.
You may want to use a logic function to mask out bits or check for bit corruption. You can do this by using a decimal number that converts to the appropriate binary number. The following charts will help you understand why the decimal numbers {0,1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128, etc} were chosen for use with logical OR to evaluate keypad input numbers in the following example.
