Thread: Type conversions

int MyInt = 65;
char MyChar = (char)Myint;
printf("%c", MyChar);

Or ... Maybe you want something like this:

Code:

char numstring[20];
int num = 123;
sprintf (numstring, "%d", num);
printf ("%s %d", numstring, num);

Or... you may want to use a union (two variables share the same data)

This code prints the character A (ASCII value 65).

Code:

#include <conio.h>
#include <stdio.h>

typedef union
{
   int IntVal;
   char CharVal;
}IntChar;

int main()
{
   IntChar MyVar;
   MyVar.IntVal = 65;
   printf("%c", MyVar.CharVal);
   getch();
   return 0;
}