Thread: stacks to convert from decimal to hexadecimal

Pardon me chaps, We are using stacks to convert a number, lets say 103, for instance to binary octal and hexadecimal. I am a bit perplexed by the whole situation and I was wondering if you blokes could perhaps share a little bit of your insight with me.I feel as though I've mastered the binary portion of the program.

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;


template <class T, int n>
class stack
{
	private: T elt[n];
			 int counter;
	public:
		void clearstack() {  counter = -1;                            }
		bool emptystack() {  return counter==-1?true:false;            }
        bool fullstack()  {  return counter==n -1?true:false;          }
		void push(T x)    {  counter++; elt[counter]=x;                }
		T pop()           {  T x; x=elt[counter]; counter--;return x;  }
};




void main()
{
 stack <int,7> s;
 
 int m,n,p;
 s.clearstack();
 
 cout<<"Enter a number to convert: ";
 
 cin>>m;
 
 while( !  s.fullstack() )
{
 
	
	 n = m % 2;
		  
	 s.push(n);

	 m =	m / 2;

}	
 
    while(! s.emptystack())
	{
	 p = s.pop();	
	 
	 cout<<p;
	}
	cout<<endl;
}

So if you could help me out with the whole hexadecimal portion of this program I would be very appreciative thank you very kindly.
(english enough for you sean)

punctuation always helps

But I think what you're looking for could be found with a good board search here, or even a....Google search *gasp*

> void main()
Read the FAQs, watch the Avatar, you know its wrong.

> I feel as though I've mastered the binary portion of the program.
> n = m % 2;
So what's the big jump to %8 for octal and %16 for hex ?