Explains the need of inline functions, when to / not to use them and how to use them.

You know C++, even not very good...! Generally, the algorithm that I will explain can be implemented and ran in any language. Anyway, all the code examples are in C++...

C is what is known as a procedure-oriented language in which the programmer starts by describing the data and then writes procedures to manipulate the data. Eventually, however, programmers discovered that it made a program much clearer and easier to understand if they were able to group data with the operations (functions) that worked on that data. These groupings are known as objects, and languages such as C++ that use objects are known as object-oriented languages.

The first digit (1)- re-write it from the real number... in this case, the real number is 1101101, so the first digit of your calculations is 1. The second digit is: the numeric system multiplied by the first digit,and to the result add the second digit from the real number. This is: 2*1+1=3. Now, the algorithm continues the same way to the end... you get the third digit by: multiply the previous digit (3) by 2 (the numeric system) and to the result add the 3th digit of your real number. This is: 2*3+0=6.