Hmm just look at the EBCDIC table and I also noticed that all the alpha numeric characters were >127 unlike ascii where everything is <= 127. Salem do you know if on the EBCDIC a char is an unsigned char?
Hmm just look at the EBCDIC table and I also noticed that all the alpha numeric characters were >127 unlike ascii where everything is <= 127. Salem do you know if on the EBCDIC a char is an unsigned char?
Both ASCII and EBCDIC codes are unsigned.
hey guys,
what does all these mean?
It means that to print a newline character you can do putchar('\n');
But I think more importantly is, what was actually your original question? It still hasn't been made clear.
If you understand what you're doing, you're not learning anything.
i think you must add the c integer in the putchar(c'\n'); too
like above writed
Do you even think about trying stuff before speaking?
This is done
