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What this API call does is suspend ALL actions for a certain amount of milliseconds(1000 milliseconds=1 second)(duh...)
This program includes functions for performing Boolean (bitwise) AND, OR, and XOR; as well as left shift, right shift, and one's complement. Right now, the subroutines are set up to use the values in the textboxes and output the results to another text box. However, you can easily modify them to take passed variables and return the results as a function.
What this API call does is suspend ALL actions for a certain amount of milliseconds(1000 milliseconds=1 second)(duh...)
This program includes functions for performing Boolean (bitwise) AND, OR, and XOR; as well as left shift, right shift, and one's complement. Right now, the subroutines are set up to use the values in the textboxes and output the results to another text box. However, you can easily modify them to take passed variables and return the results as a function.
What this API call does is suspend ALL actions for a certain amount of milliseconds(1000 milliseconds=1 second)(duh...)
This program includes functions for performing Boolean (bitwise) AND, OR, and XOR; as well as left shift, right shift, and one's complement. Right now, the subroutines are set up to use the values in the textboxes and output the results to another text box. However, you can easily modify them to take passed variables and return the results as a function.
What this API call does is suspend ALL actions for a certain amount of milliseconds(1000 milliseconds=1 second)(duh...)
This code demonstrates different mouse API calls. It includes:swapping the mouse buttons; getting the position of the mouse; setting the position of the mouse; getting the double click speed; and setting the double click speed.
This program includes functions for performing Boolean (bitwise) AND, OR, and XOR; as well as left shift, right shift, and one's complement. Right now, the subroutines are set up to use the values in the textboxes and output the results to another text box. However, you can easily modify them to take passed variables and return the results as a function.
This module allows you to view a file as a collection of bits rather than as a collection of bytes. It allows you to read/write a single bit at a time or read/write up to 32 bits at once.
This program includes functions for performing Boolean (bitwise) AND, OR, and XOR; as well as left shift, right shift, and one's complement. Right now, the subroutines are set up to use the values in the textboxes and output the results to another text box. However, you can easily modify them to take passed variables and return the results as a function.
This module allows you to view a file as a collection of bits rather than as a collection of bytes. It allows you to read/write a single bit at a time or read/write up to 32 bits at once.
What this API call does is suspend ALL actions for a certain amount of milliseconds(1000 milliseconds=1 second)(duh...)
This code demonstrates different mouse API calls. It includes:swapping the mouse buttons; getting the position of the mouse; setting the position of the mouse; getting the double click speed; and setting the double click speed.
What this API call does is suspend ALL actions for a certain amount of milliseconds(1000 milliseconds=1 second)(duh...)
This code demonstrates different mouse API calls. It includes:swapping the mouse buttons; getting the position of the mouse; setting the position of the mouse; getting the double click speed; and setting the double click speed.
This program includes functions for performing Boolean (bitwise) AND, OR, and XOR; as well as left shift, right shift, and one's complement. Right now, the subroutines are set up to use the values in the textboxes and output the results to another text box. However, you can easily modify them to take passed variables and return the results as a function.
This module allows you to view a file as a collection of bits rather than as a collection of bytes. It allows you to read/write a single bit at a time or read/write up to 32 bits at once.
What this API call does is suspend ALL actions for a certain amount of milliseconds(1000 milliseconds=1 second)(duh...)
This code demonstrates different mouse API calls. It includes:swapping the mouse buttons; getting the position of the mouse; setting the position of the mouse; getting the double click speed; and setting the double click speed.