printing ASCII
Hello,
I'm wondering if there is a way to print the ASCII character when I have an ASCII value already.
For example,
is there any such a function, or similar function that will allow character = "A"?Code:int value = 65; string character = function(65);
Thanks a lot!
Code:#include <iostream> #include <string> int main() { std::string blah; blah += char(65); std::cout << blah << std::endl; return 0; }
a string class is overkill on this one (no offense silentstrike).
Just do this:
This casts it to a char and cout will treat it as such.Code:std::cout << (char)65 << std::endl;
He seemed to want to use the character in a string. This is illegal, assuming function returns a char...
string character = function(65);
I intended to show both how to convert ascii value to a character, as well as how to put that character into a string.
thanks to both of you
I really appreciate it......
can i do the same when i want to convert from ascii character to ascii value?
I figured it out ....
thanks for your help and your patience with my beginner questions.
