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MODULE 2b

FINAL PART C/C++ CONSTRUCTS AND BASIC DATA TYPES 4

 

 

 

 

 

My Training Period: xx hours

 

Note: ANSI C refers to ISO/IEC C. This is a continuation from the previous Module. The source code for this Module is: C/C++ source codes and the practice worksheets:C/C++ basic data types and theC/C++ standard input, scanf()/scanf_s().

 

Supposed to be acquired C and C++ programming skills include:

 

An Introduction

 

 

 

 

 

 

// a sample Boolean tests with bool, true, and false.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
 
// non main function but just another function...
bool func()
{
     // function returns a bool type
     return NULL;
     // NULL is converted to Boolean false, same
     // as statement 'return false;'
}
 
int main()
{
     	bool val = false;  // Boolean variable
    	 int i = 1;              // i is neither Boolean-true nor Boolean-false
    	 int g = 5;
     	float j = 3.02;      // j is neither Boolean-true nor Boolean-false
 	
     	cout<<"Given the test value: "<<endl;
     	cout<<"bool val = false "<<endl;
     	cout<<"int i = 1 "<<endl;
     	cout<<"int g = 5 "<<endl;
     	cout<<"float j = 3.02 "<<endl;
     	cout<<"\nTESTING\n";
 	
     	// tests on integers
     	if(i == true)
        cout<<"True: value i is 1"<<endl;
    	if(i == false) 
        cout<<"False: value i is 0"<<endl;
 	
     	if(g)
        cout << "g is true."<<endl;
     	else
        cout << "g is false."<<endl;
 	
     	// to test j's truth value, cast it to bool type.
     	if(bool(j) == true)
        cout<<"Boolean j is true."<<endl;
 	
     	// test the Boolean function returns value
    	val = func();
     	if(val == false)
        cout<<"func() returned false."<<endl;
     	if(val == true)
        cout<<"func() returned true."<<endl;
     	// false is converted to 0
	return false;
    }

 

Output:

 

C/C++ data type boolean value

 

Example #10

 

// testing the escape sequences
#include <stdio.h>
 
int main()
{
 
	printf("Testing the escape sequences:\n");
	printf("-----------------------------\n");
 
	printf("The audible bell  --->\'\\a\' \a\a\a\n");
	printf("The backspace     --->\'\\b\' \bTesting\n");
	printf("The formfeed, printer      --->\'\\f\' \fTest\n");
	printf("The newline       --->\'\\n\' \n\n");
	printf("The carriage return        --->\'\\r\' \rTesting\n");
	printf("The horizontal tab         --->\'\\t\' \tTesting\t\n");
	printf("The vertical tab  --->\'\v\' \vTesting\n");
	printf("The backslash              --->\'\\\\' \\Testing\\\n");
	printf("The single quote  --->\'\'\'  \'Testing\'\'\'\n");
	printf("The double quote  --->\'\"\'  \"Testing\"\"\n");
	printf("The question mark --->\'\?\'  \?Testing\?\n");
	printf("Some might not working isn't it?\n");
	return 0;
}

 

Output:

 

C/C++ data type escape sequence

 

Example #11

 

#include <stdio.h>
 
int main()
{
	int num;
 
	printf("Conversion...\n");
	printf("Start with any character and\n");
	printf("Press Enter, EOF to stop\n");
	num = getchar();
	printf("Character Integer Hexadecimal Octal\n");
	while(getchar() != EOF)
	{
  		printf("   %c       %d       %x       %o\n", num, num, num, num);
  		++num;
	}
 
	return 0;
}

 

Output:

 

C/C++ data type int char hex octal

 

Example #12

 

#include <stdio.h>

 

/* convert decimal to binary function */

void dectobin();

          

int main()

{

    char chs = 'Y';

    do

    {

        dectobin();

        printf("Again? Y, others to exit: ");

        chs = getchar();

        scanf("%c", &chs);

    }while ((chs == 'Y') || (chs == 'y'));

    return 0;

}

 

void dectobin()

{

    int input;

 

    printf("Enter decimal number: ");

    scanf("%d", &input);

    if (input < 0)

        printf("Enter unsigned decimal!\n");

 

    /* for the mod result */

    int i;

    /* count the binary digits */

    int count = 0;

    /* storage */

    int binbuff[64];

   do

    {

        /* Modulus 2 to get the remainder of 1 or 0 */

        i = input%2;

        /* store the element into the array  */

        binbuff[count] = i;

        /* Divide the input by 2 for binary decrement */

        input = input/2;

        /* Count the number of binary digit */

        count++;

        /* repeat */

    }while (input > 0);

    /* prints the binary digits */

    printf ("The binary representation is: ");

    do

    {

        printf("%d", binbuff[count - 1]);

        count--;

        if(count == 8)

            printf(" ");

    } while (count > 0);

    printf ("\n");

}

 

Output:

 

C/C++ data type int and binary conversion

 

Example #13

 

#include <stdio.h>

/* for strlen() */

#include <string.h>

 

/* convert bin to decimal */

void bintodec()

{

    char buffbin[100];

    char *bin;

    int i=0;

    int dec = 0;

    int bcount;

 

    printf("Please enter the binary digits, 0 or/and 1.\n");

    printf("Your binary digits: ");

    bin = gets(buffbin);

 

    i=strlen(bin);

    for (bcount=0; bcount<i; ++bcount)

        /* if bin[bcount] is equal to 1, then 1 else 0 */

        dec=dec*2+(bin[bcount]=='1'? 1:0);

    printf("\n");

    printf("The decimal value of %s is %d\n", bin, dec);

}

 

int main(void)

{

    bintodec();

    return 0;

}

 

 

Output:

 

C/C++ data type binary representation

 

Example #14

/* playing with binary, decimal, hexadecimal and octal conversion */

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

/* for strlen() */

#include <string.h>

 

/* octal conversion function */

void octal(char *octa,int *octares);

/* hexadecimal conversion function */

void hexadecimal(char *hexa,int *hexares);

/* decimal conversion function */

void decimal(char *deci,int *decires);

 

/* convert binary to decimal */

void bintodec(void);

/* convert decimal to binary */

void decnumtobin (int *dec);

 

int main()

{

    /* Yes or No value to continue with program */

    char go;

    /* Yes or No value to proceed to Binary to Decimal function */

    char binY;

 

    char choice1;

    char choice2;

    /* numtest, value to test with, and pass to functions */

    int numtest;

    /* value to convert to binary, and call decnumtobin function */

    int bintest;

 

    int flag;

    flag = 0;

    go = 'y';

    do

    {

        printf("Enter the base of ur input(d=dec, h=hex, o=octal): ");

        scanf("%c", &choice1);

        getchar();

        printf("\n");

        printf("The entered Number: ");

        /* If decimal number */

        if ((choice1 == 'd') || (choice1 == 'D'))

        {

            scanf("%d", &numtest);

            getchar();

        }

        /* If hexadecimal number */

        elseif ((choice1 == 'h') || (choice1 == 'H'))

        {

            scanf("%x", &numtest);

            getchar();

          }

    /* If octal number */

    elseif ((choice1 == 'o') || (choice1 == 'O'))

    {

        scanf("%o", &numtest);

        getchar();

    }

    /* If no match */

    else

    {

        flag = 1;

        printf("Only d, h or o options!\n");

        printf("Program exit...\n");

        exit(0);

    }

 

    /* Firstly convert the input 'number' to binary */

    bintest = numtest;

    decnumtobin(&bintest);

 

    /* output the hex, decimal or octal */

    printf("\n");

    printf("Next, enter the base of ur output (d=dec, h=hex, o=octal): ");

    scanf("%c", &choice2);

    getchar();

    /* If decimal number */

    if ((choice2 == 'd') || (choice2 == 'D'))

    decimal (&choice1, &numtest);

    /* If hexadecimal number */

    elseif ((choice2 == 'h') || (choice2 == 'H'))

    hexadecimal (&choice1, &numtest);

    /* If octal number */

    elseif ((choice2 == 'o') || (choice2 == 'O'))

    octal (&choice1, &numtest);

    /* if nothing matched */

    else

    {

        flag = 1;

        system("cls");

        printf("Only d, h or o options!");

        printf("\nProgram exit...");

        exit(0);

    }

                                                     

    printf("\n\nAn OPTION\n");

    printf("=========\n");

    printf("Do you wish to do the binary to decimal conversion?");

    printf("\n Y for Yes, and N for no : ");

    scanf("%c", &binY);

    getchar();

    /* If Yes... */

    if ((binY == 'Y') || (binY == 'y'))

    /* Do the binary to decimal conversion */

    bintodec();

    /* If not, just exit */

    elseif ((binY != 'y') || (binY != 'Y'))

    {

        flag = 1;

        printf("\nProgram exit...\n");

        exit(0);

    }

 

    printf("\n\n");

    printf("The program is ready to exit...\n");

    printf("Start again? (Y for Yes) : ");

    scanf("%c", &go);

    getchar();

    /* initialize to NULL */

    numtest = '\0';

    choice1 = '\0';

    choice2 = '\0';

    }

    while ((go == 'y') || (go == 'Y'));

    printf("-----FINISH-----\n");

    return 0;

}

 

/*===================================================*/

void decimal(char *deci,int *decires)

{

    int ans = *decires;

    char ch = *deci;

    if ((ch == 'd') || (ch == 'D'))

        printf("\nThe number \"%d\" in decimal is equivalent to \"%d\" in decimal.\n", ans, ans);

    elseif ((ch == 'h') || (ch == 'H'))

        printf("\nThe number \"%X\" in hex is equivalent to \"%d\" in decimal.\n", ans, ans);

    elseif ((ch == 'o') || (ch == 'O'))

        printf("\nThe number \"%o\" in octal is equivalent to \"%d\" in decimal.\n", ans, ans);

}

 

/*======================================================*/

void hexadecimal(char *hexa,int *hexares)

{

    int ans = *hexares;

    char ch = *hexa;

    if ((ch == 'd') || (ch == 'D'))

        printf("\nThe number \"%d\" in decimal is equivalent to \"%X\" in hexadecimal.\n", ans, ans);

    elseif ((ch == 'h') || (ch == 'H'))

        printf("\nThe number \"%X\" in hex is equivalent to \"%X\" in hexadecimal.\n", ans, ans);

    elseif ((ch == 'o') || (ch == 'O'))

        printf("\nThe number \"%o\" in octal is equivalent to \"%X\" in hexadecimal.\n", ans, ans);

}

 

/*========================================================*/

void octal(char *octa,int *octares)

{

    int ans = *octares;

    char ch = *octa;

    if ((ch == 'd') || (ch == 'D'))

        printf ("\nThe number \"%d\" in decimal is equivalent to \"%o\" in octal.\n", ans, ans);

    elseif ((ch == 'h') || (ch == 'H'))

        printf("\nThe number \"%X\" in hex is equivalent to \"%o\" in octal. \n", ans, ans);

    elseif ((ch == 'o') || (ch == 'O'))

        printf("\nThe number \"%o\" in octal is equivalent to \"%o\" in octal.\n", ans, ans);

}

 

void bintodec(void)

{

    char buffbin[1024];

    char *binary;

    int i=0;

    int dec = 0;

    int z;

    printf("Please enter the binary digits, 0 or 1.\n");

    printf("Your binary digits: ");

    binary = gets(buffbin);

 

    i=strlen(binary);

    for(z=0; z<i; ++z)

        /* if Binary[z] is equal to 1, then 1 else 0 */

        dec=dec*2+(binary[z]=='1'? 1:0);

    printf("\n");

    printf("The decimal value of %s is %d", binary, dec);

    printf("\n");

}

 

void decnumtobin (int *dec)

{

    int input = *dec;

    int i;

    int count = 0;

    int binary[64];

    do

    {

        /* Modulus 2 to get 1 or a 0 */

        i = input%2;

        /* Load Elements into the Binary Array */

        binary[count] = i;

        /* Divide input by 2 for binary decrement */

        input = input/2;

        /* Count the binary digits */

        count++;

    }while (input > 0);

 

    /* Reverse and output binary digits */

    printf ("The binary representation is: ");

    do

    {

        printf ("%d", binary[count - 1]);

        count--;

    } while (count > 0);

    printf ("\n");

}

 

Output:

 

C/C++ int binary hex and octal data type conversion

 

 

Example #15

/* playing with binary, decimal, hexadecimal and octal conversion */

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

/* for the strlen() */

#include <string.h>

 

/* decimal conversion function */

void decimal(char *deci,int *decires);

 

/* convert decimal to binary*/

void decnumtobin (int *dec);         

int main()

{   

    /* Yes or No value to continue with program */

    char go;

 

    char choice1;

    char choice2;

    /* numtest, value to test with, and pass to functions */

    int numtest;

    /* value to convert to binary, and call decnumtobin function */

    int bintest;

 

    int flag;

    flag = 0;

    go = 'y';

    do

    {

        printf ("Enter the h for hex input: ");

        scanf("%c", &choice1);

        getchar();

        printf ("\n");

        printf ("Enter your hex number lor!: ");

 

        /*If hexadecimal number*/

        if ((choice1 == 'h') || (choice1 == 'H'))

        {

            scanf ("%x", &numtest);

            getchar();

        }

        else

        {

            flag = 1;

            printf ("Only h!\n");

            printf("Program exit...\n");

            exit(0);

        }

   

    /* Firstly convert the input 'number' to binary */

    bintest = numtest;

    decnumtobin(&bintest);

 

    /* output the hex, decimal or octal */

    printf ("\n");

    printf ("Enter the d for decimal output: ");

    scanf ("%c", &choice2);

    getchar();

    /* If decimal number... */

    if ((choice2 == 'd') || (choice2 == 'D'))

    decimal(&choice1, &numtest);

    /* else... */

    else

    {

        flag = 1;

        printf("Only d!");

        printf("\nProgram exit...");

        exit(0);

    }

 

    printf ("\n\n");

    printf ("The program is ready to exit...\n");

    printf ("Start again? (Y for Yes) : ");

    scanf ("%c", &go);

    getchar();

    /* initialize to NULL*/

    numtest = '\0';

    choice1 = '\0';

    choice2 = '\0';

} while ((go == 'y') || (go == 'Y'));

    printf ("-----FINISH-----\n");

    return 0;

}

 

/*===================================================*/

void decimal(char *deci,int *decires)

{

    int ans = *decires;

    char ch = *deci;

 

    if ((ch == 'h') || (ch == 'H'))

    printf ("\nThe number \"%X\" in hex is equivalent to \"%d\" in decimal.\n", ans, ans);

}

 

void decnumtobin (int *dec)

{

    int input = *dec;

    int i;

    int count = 0;

    int binary[128];

    do

    {

        /* Modulus 2 to get 1 or a 0 */

        i = input%2;

        /* Load Elements into the Binary Array */

        binary[count] = i;

        /* Divide input by 2 for binary decrement */

        input = input/2;

        /* Count the binary digits*/

        count++;

    }while (input > 0);

 

    /* Reverse and output binary digits */

    printf ("The binary representation is: ");

    do

    {

        printf ("%d", binary[count - 1]);

        count--;

        if(count == 4)

        printf(" ");

    } while (count > 0);

    printf ("\n");

}

 

Output:

 

C/C++ binary and hex data type conversion

 

Example #16

/* playing with hexadecimal and ASCII */

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

/* strlen() */

#include <string.h>

 

/* decimal conversion function */

void decimal(int *decires);

/* convert decimal to binary */

void decnumtobin (int *dec);

 

int main()

{   

    /* program continuation... */

    char go;

 

    /* numtest, value to test with, and pass to functions */

    int numtest;

    /* value to convert to binary, and call decnumtobin function */

    int bintest;

    int flag = 0;

    go = 'y';

    do

    {

        printf("Playing with hex and ASCII\n");

        printf("==========================\n");

        printf("For hex, 0(0) - 1F(32) are non printable/control characters!\n");

        printf("For hex > 7F(127) they are extended ASCII characters that are\n");

        printf("platform dependent!\n\n");

        printf("Enter the hex input: ");

        scanf("%x", &numtest);

        getchar();

 

        /* Firstly convert the input 'number' to binary */

        bintest = numtest;

        decnumtobin(&bintest);

 

        decimal (&numtest);

        printf("\nStart again? (Y for Yes) : ");

        scanf ("%c", &go);

        getchar();

        / * initialize to NULL*/

        numtest = '\0';

    }while ((go == 'y') || (go == 'Y'));

 

        printf("-----FINISH-----\n");

        return 0;

    }

 

/*===================================================*/

void decimal(int *decires)

{

    int ans = *decires;

    /* If < decimal 32... */

    if(ans < 32)

    {

        printf("hex < 20(32) equivalent to non printable/control ascii characters\n");

        switch(ans)

        {

            case 0:{printf("hex 0 is NULL ascii");}break;

            case 1:{printf("hex 1 is SOH-start of heading ascii");}break;

            case 2:{printf("hex 2 is STX-start of text ascii");}break;

            case 3:{printf("hex 3 is ETX-end of text ascii");}break;

            case 4:{printf("hex 4 is EOT-end of transmission ascii");}break;

            case 5:{printf("hex 5 is ENQ-enquiry ascii");}break;

            case 6:{printf("hex 6 is ACK-acknowledge ascii");}break;

            case 7:{printf("hex 7 is BEL-bell ascii");}break;

            case 8:{printf("hex 8 is BS-backspace ascii");}break;

            case 9:{printf("hex 9 is TAB-horizontal tab ascii");}break;

            case 10:{printf("hex A is LF-NL line feed, new line ascii");}break;

            case 11:{printf("hex B is VT-vertical tab ascii");}break;

            case 12:{printf("hex C is FF-NP form feed, new page ascii");}break;

            case 13:{printf("hex D is CR-carriage return ascii");}break;

            case 14:{printf("hex E is SO-shift out ascii");}break;

            case 15:{printf("hex F is SI-shift in ascii");}break;

            case 16:{printf("hex 10 is DLE-data link escape ascii");}break;

            case 17:{printf("hex 11 is DC1-device control 1 ascii");}break;

            case 18:{printf("hex 12 is DC2-device control 2 ascii");}break;

            case 19:{printf("hex 13 is DC3-device control 3 ascii");}break;

            case 20:{printf("hex 14 is DC4-device control 4 ascii");}break;

            case 21:{printf("hex 15 is NAK-negative acknowledge ascii");}break;

            case 22:{printf("hex 16 is SYN-synchronous idle ascii");}break;

            case 23:{printf("hex 17 is ETB-end of trans. block ascii");}break;

            case 24:{printf("hex 18 is CAN-cancel ascii");}break;

            case 25:{printf("hex 19 is EM-end of medium ascii");}break;

            case 26:{printf("hex 1A is SUB-substitute ascii");}break;

            case 27:{printf("hex 1B is ESC-escape ascii");}break;

            case 28:{printf("hex 1C is FS-file separator ascii");}break;

            case 29:{printf("hex 1D is GS-group separator ascii");}break;

            case 30:{printf("hex 1E is RS-record separator ascii");}break;

            case 31:{printf("hex 1F is US-unit separator ascii");}break;

        }

    }

    else

        printf ("\nThe number \"%X\" in hex is equivalent to \"%c\" ascii character.\n", ans, ans);

}

 

void decnumtobin (int *dec)

{

        int input = *dec;

        int i;

        int count = 0;

        int binary[128];

        do

        {

            /* Modulus 2 to get 1 or a 0 */

            i = input%2;

            /* Load Elements into the Binary Array */

            binary[count] = i;

            /* Divide input by 2 for binary decrement */

            input = input/2;

            /* Count the binary digits */

            count++;

    }while (input > 0);

 

        /* Reverse and output binary digits */

        printf("The binary representation is: ");

        do

        {

            printf("%d", binary[count - 1]);

            count--;

            if(count == 4)

            printf(" ");

        } while (count > 0);

            printf("\n");

}

 

Output:

 

C/C++ hex and ASCII conversion

 

Example #17

// using C code and header in C++ (C++ wrapper)

#include <cstdio>

 

int main()

{

int num;

 

printf("Conversion...\n");

printf("Start with any character and\n");

printf("Press Enter, EOF to stop\n");

num = getchar();

printf("Character Integer Hexadecimal Octal\n");

while(getchar() != EOF)

{

printf("   %c       %d       %x       %o\n", num, num, num, num);

++num;

}

return 0;

}

 

Output:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

C/C++ data type Visual C++ compilation

 

/* another data type program example */

#include <stdio.h>

 

/* main function */

int main()

{

   int                  p = 2000;               /* positive integer data type */

   short int            q = -120;             /* variation */

   unsigned short int   r = 121;        /* variation */

   float                s = 21.566578;      /* float data type */

   char                 t = 'r';                      /* char data type */

   long                 u = 5678;               /* long positive integer data type */

   unsigned long        v = 5678;       /* variation */

   long                 w = -5678;              /* -ve long integer data type */

   int                  x =  -171;                 /* -ve integer data type */

   short                y = -71;                  /* short -ve integer data type */

   unsigned short       z = 99;            /* variation */

   double               a = 88.12345;      /* double float data type */

   float                b = -3.245823;        /* float data type */

 

    printf("\t--Data type again--\n");

    printf("\t-------------------\n");

    printf("\n1.   \"int\" sample: \t\t %d, the data size: %d bytes", p, sizeof(p));

    printf("\n2.   \"short\" int sample: \t %d, the data size: %d bytes", q, sizeof(q));

    printf("\n3.   \"unsigned short int\" sample: %d, the data size: %d bytes", r, sizeof(r));

    printf("\n4.   \"float\" sample: \t\t %.7f, the data size: %d bytes", s, sizeof(s));

    printf("\n5.   \"char\" sample: \t\t %c, the data size: %d byte", t, sizeof(t));

    printf("\n6.   \"long\" sample: \t\t %d, the data size: %d bytes", u, sizeof(u));

    printf("\n7.   \"unsigned long\" sample: \t %d, the data size: %d bytes", v, sizeof(v));

    printf("\n8.   negative \"long\" sample: \t %d, the data size: %d bytes", w, sizeof(w));

    printf("\n9.   negative \"int\" sample: \t %d, the data size: %d bytes", x, sizeof(x));

    printf("\n10.  negative \"short\" sample: \t %d, the data size: %d bytes", y, sizeof(y));

    printf("\n11.  unsigned \"short\" sample: \t %d, the data size: %d bytes", z, sizeof(z));

    printf("\n12.  \"double\" sample: \t\t %.4f, the data size: %d bytes", a, sizeof(a));

    printf("\n13.  negative \"float\" sample: \t %.5f, the data size: %d bytes\n", b, sizeof(b));

    return 0;

}

 

[bodo@bakawali ~]$ gcc datatype.c -o datatype

[bodo@bakawali ~]$ ./datatype

 

        --Data type again--

        -------------------

 

1.   "int" sample:               2000, the data size: 4 bytes

2.   "short" int sample:         -120, the data size: 2 bytes

3.   "unsigned short int" sample: 121, the data size: 2 bytes

4.   "float" sample:             21.5665779, the data size: 4 bytes

5.   "char" sample:              r, the data size: 1 byte

6.   "long" sample:              5678, the data size: 4 bytes

7.   "unsigned long" sample:     5678, the data size: 4 bytes

8.   negative "long" sample:     -5678, the data size: 4 bytes

9.   negative "int" sample:      -171, the data size: 4 bytes

10.  negative "short" sample:    -71, the data size: 2 bytes

11.  unsigned "short" sample:    99, the data size: 2 bytes

12.  "double" sample:            88.1235, the data size: 8 bytes

13.  negative "float" sample:    -3.24582, the data size: 4 bytes

 

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

 

/* convert decimal to binary function */

void dectobin();

 

int main()

{

    char chs = 'Y';

    do

    {

        dectobin();

        printf("Again? Y, others to exit: ");

        chs = getchar();

        scanf("%c", &chs);

    }while ((chs == 'Y') || (chs == 'y'));

    return 0;

}

 

void dectobin()

{

    int input;

    printf("Enter decimal number: ");

    scanf("%d", &input);

    if (input < 0)

    printf("Enter unsigned decimal!\n");

 

    /* for the mod result */

    int i;

    /* count the binary digits */

    int count = 0;

    /* buffer for storage */

    int binbuff[64];

    do

    {

        /* Modulus 2 to get the remainder of 1 or 0 */

        i = input%2;

        /* store the element into the array */

        binbuff[count] = i;

        /* Divide the input by 2 for binary decrement */

        input = input/2;

        /* Count the number of binary digit */

        count++;

        /* repeat */

    }while (input > 0);

    /* prints the binary digits */

    printf("The binary representation is: ");

    do

    {

        printf("%d", binbuff[count - 1]);

        count--;

        if(count == 8)

        printf(" ");

} while (count > 0);

    printf ("\n");

}

 

[bodo@bakawali ~]$ gcc binary.c -o binary

[bodo@bakawali ~]$ ./binary

 

Enter decimal number: 64

The binary representation is: 1000000

Again? Y, others to exit: Y

Enter decimal number: 128

The binary representation is: 10000000

Again? Y, others to exit: Y

Enter decimal number: 32

The binary representation is: 100000

Again? Y, others to exit: Y

Enter decimal number: 100

The binary representation is: 1100100

Again? Y, others to exit: N

[bodo@bakawali ~]$ cat binary.c

 

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