C program that prints the decimal equivalent of a binary integer.

Hi, I need help writing a C program that inputs an integer containing only 0s and 1s(binary integer) and prints its decimal equivalent. The hint is to use modulus and division operators to pick off the "binary" numbers digits one at a time from right to left. How would I do that? Thanks!

Jay

Assuming "n" contains only 1's and 0's mod 10 gives you the right most digit, then divide by ten "shifts" everything along 1 place, repeat as many times as you have digits.

Thanks vVv, but i haven't learned the functions of the<string.h) header file yet. I kinda have the concept of the program, but don't know where to loop and pick of each number from right to left.

Jay

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Originally posted by adrianxw
Assuming "n" contains only 1's and 0's mod 10 gives you the right most digit, then divide by ten "shifts" everything along 1 place, repeat as many times as you have digits.

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how exactly do I do that?

Jay

I'm not going to do your homework for you! Think about it, if "n" contains 101, then n%10 is 1, n/10 now is 10, so n%10 now ia 0, n/10 now is 1, n%10 is 1. You now have the 1's and 0's in right to left order, so multiply that up by the appropriate value, and sum them up.