I know it is a stupid question, but I does not understand how to solve my problem.
All I have is an integer via my getInteger() method and I have to check 2 attributes (just true or false) of that integer. This integer can have a1 or a2 and b1 or b2. For example:
16 --> 00010000
0 --> 00000000
248 --> 11111000
8 --> 00001000
I know exactly this 4 integers (there may be others I dont know at the moment) and the corresponding attributes:
16 means attribute a1 and b1
0 means attribute a1 and b2
248 means attribute a2 and b1
8 means attribute a2 and b2
So I think that:
Type A1 is sth like xxxx0xxx
Type A2 is sth like xxxx1xxx
Type B1 is sth like xxx1xxxx
Type B2 is sth like xxx0xxxx
Hope this is correct?
How can I check in java if an integer is from type attribut a1/a2 and b1/b2? I need sth like:
public boolean isA(int integer){
//mask example: 0xf0
int maskA = 0x??;
System.out.println("isA is:" + ((integer & maskA) ? true : false))
return (integer & maskA) ? true : false;
}
public boolean isB(){
int maskB = 0x??;
... similar as above ...
}
I need the correct Bitmask, but I also want to understand how to get it.