Can someone help to check my code, the function atol converts a string representation of a numeric value into a long value. The function ascii2long that exactly reproduce the function atol.
Thank a lotCode:#include <stdio.h> long ascii2long(const char s[]) { long l; int i; l=atol(s[i]); return l; } void main(){ long s[9]={2, 2.345 , 2 , 92, 2.5 , -1.23}; int; for (i=0; i<9; i++) { ascii2long(s[i]); printf("%l",l); } getchar(); }
I don't understand you already have an array of longs??
Code:long s[9]={2, 2.345 , 2 , 92, 2.5 , -1.23};
Originally posted by zp523444
Code:int i; l=atol(s[i]); return l;
and whats that 'i' doing there.. whats 'i'..
My guess is that they think because i is in main with a current value, that it has the same value inside the function. In reality, i has some arbitrary value, and is doubtless pointing some place way out of bounds of their array.Originally posted by vasanth
and whats that 'i' doing there.. whats 'i'..
One other nifty problem they have:
These are not long values. These are either float or double which are converted to long. As such, your array really holds something like:Code:long s[9]={2, 2.345 , 2 , 92, 2.5, -1.23};
Quzah.Code:long s[9] = { 2, 2, 2, 92, 2, -1 };
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
soory,I make mistake, the thing need input should be :
2,
2.345 ,
2A ,
92,
2.5A ,
-1.23,
-204,
1234567898,
-1234567898,
-A2,
-2A
what type of the data should I use ?
listen to quzah use floats or doubles, but what is that A doing in a couple of you array characters? Is it hexadecimal?
it is not hex
Then what is it?Originally posted by zp523444
it is not hex
Here's your code, revised by me based on what I guess you might be asking for. It uses atof() instead of atol() as your input are floats, hence I've changed the function name to suit. Change as you see fit.
Code:#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> float ascii2float(const char s[]) { float f; f = atof(s); return(f); } int main(void) { char *s[] = {"2","2.345","2","92","2.5","-1.23"}; int i; for (i = 0; i < 6; i++) { printf("%f\n", ascii2float(s[i])); } getchar(); return 0; }
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