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Originally Posted by Gunderak
That's alot, But I will fix it up and re post later.
and why use true or false? 0 and 1 are true and false in binary..
I was in the middle of editing it and it popped up that I can only edit it 1440 minutes after it was created, so here is the new code.
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Correct me if I am wrong but, I was always under the impression that each variable, when set to true/false used 8 bit's "0000 0000" for false and "0000 0001" for true... ? Could use a bitwise operator to store 8 true/false values in a single Byte tho !