define variable

Question

I want to define variable, for example I use byte, it should be 1 byte and it will be like normal number but in binary so only 0 ana 1, it can be for example 0, 10,011 or 10010.In code it will looks like int
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bit a=0;
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Answer 1

can be + redefined?

Answer 2

ok,thanks

Answer 3

actually no, C doesn't support binary literals.
But you can use hex decimal instead like const int 0x55ab;

Answer 4

i mean it like integer but only in digital(or octal/hexadecimal), then when i would write byte x = 10010 + 1010; x will be 11100, operators will be defined with #define but my question is how to make my own variable with it's name and characters

Answer 5

to explain i'll write it in hexadecimal,it will be like
typedef char hex;
it could be only 0,1,2...D,E,F and others characters will cause error

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

and do you know hot to do it using libraries?

Answer 8

c or c++

Answer 9

so it will be better just let it be string and use #define to define operators

Answer 10

...
int number,number2;
char character;
cin<<number<<character<<number2<<endl;
if(character==43){number = plus(number,number2);}
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43 is +

Answer 11

where can i learn creating library?

Answer 12

i mean it that i don't know about any useful website where i can learn anything