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uint16 a1 = 0x1234; // a1 is an unsigned int value, not hexa
uint16 a2 = 4660; // a2 is an unsigned int value, not decimal either. And a1 = a2
uint16 a3 = 0x4660; // a3 is the bcd (binary coded decimal) value of a1 or a2
char * str1 = "0x1234"; // str1 is a string, that can represent a1 or a2 in hexadecimal
char * str2 = "4660"; // str2 is a string, that can represent a1 or a2 in decimal
There is no decimal nor hexa in an MCU, only binary. Decimal and hex a are
only representations for humans.
That said, what do you want to convert? Something like str1 to str2?
a1 or a2 to str2?
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