A C++ Problem.

[mintsmike]

Hi folks,

Currently, in my project, the user types in a string of characters to a character array. Some of those characters are numbers that are vital to the running of the program. I have to include these numbers in int variables. I am currently having trouble, as 0 is transformed into 48 when I try to declare it as int. Similarly 9 turns into 57 and so on.

Is there a way that I can retain the true value when I do what i described above. Thanks in advance.

[vart]

Hi folks,

Currently, in my project, the user types in a string of characters to a character array. Some of those characters are numbers that are vital to the running of the program. I have to include these numbers in int variables. I am currently having trouble, as 0 is transformed into 48 when I try to declare it as int. Similarly 9 turns into 57 and so on.

Is there a way that I can retain the true value when I do what i described above. Thanks in advance.

why do you use character array instead of std::string?

to convert characters '0' - '9' into integers 0 - 9 use

char ch = '3';
int i = ch - '0';

to convert strings like "123" into integers use stringstream object