hi can give me idea

[Jerry Coffin]

hem anyone can give me an idea on how to saparated digits using
looping

example

please key in any 5 digits number : 56789

and the ouput is
5678 9
5678 9
567 89
56 789
5 6789

huhu how to saparate those digin huhuhu can help???anyone?

Perhaps the observation that:

56789 / 10 = 5678
56789 % 10 = 9

would be helpful.

 

[aslamhenry]

hem anyone can give me an idea on how to saparated digits using
looping

example

please key in any 5 digits number : 56789

and the ouput is
5678 9
5678 9
567 89
56 789
5 6789

huhu how to saparate those digin huhuhu can help???anyone?

i prefer code in c..

 

[aslamhenry]

Perhaps the observation that:

56789 / 10 = 5678
56789 % 10 = 9

would be helpful.

--
Later,
Jerry.

The universe is a figment of its own imagination.

huhu thx but can you make it clear..huhu im a beginner

 

[Victor Bazarov]

Perhaps the observation that:

56789 / 10 = 5678
56789 % 10 = 9

would be helpful.

Or the fact that whatever you enter could just be a string and
not a number, which then can be split into two substrings at any
position "between the chars"...

V

 

[Guest]

hem anyone can give me an idea on how to saparated digits using
looping

example

please key in any 5 digits number : 56789

and the ouput is
5678 9
5678 9
567 89
56 789
5 6789

huhu how to saparate those digin huhuhu can help???anyone?

Treat the number as text and insert spaces at appropriate places.

i prefer code in c..

Then ask in compl.lang.c and not in a C++ group.

 

[aslamhenry]

Treat the number as text and insert spaces at appropriate places.


Then ask in compl.lang.c and not in a C++ group.

can u check this out..what wrong with these code huhuhu.....

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
float num;
int i, j, x ;

printf("please key in any 5 digit number:");
scanf("%f",&num);




for ( i=0 ; 5>i ; ++i){

for(j=0 ; i>j ; ++j){
printf(" ") ;
}

for( x = j+1 ; 5 >= x ; ++x){

printf("%.0f", num);
}
putchar('\n');
}

return 0;
}

what ur comment about this code??is thit mean im almost got the
answer??

 

[Guest]

can u check this out..what wrong with these code huhuhu.....

Let us see what is wrong...

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)

int main()

{
float num;

Using a float to store an integer, while not exactly wrong I would not
recommend it.

int i, j, x ;

Declare the variables int he innermost scope possible.

printf("please key in any 5 digit number:");

std::cout << "Please enter any 5 digits: ";

scanf("%f",&num);

std::cin >> num;

for ( i=0 ; 5>i ; ++i){

for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i)

for(j=0 ; i>j ; ++j){
printf(" ") ;
}

for( x = j+1 ; 5 >= x ; ++x){

printf("%.0f", num);
}
putchar('\n');
}

return 0;
}

what ur comment about this code??is thit mean im almost got the
answer??

Did you try running it before posting?

And once again, if you want to program in C, feel free to do so. But
then do not come and ask questions in here, where we discuss C++.
Whatever solution you come up with in C will most probably not be a good
solution in C++.

 

[LR]

I'm going to guess that ints on your system can store any 5 digit
number. Otherwise you might have to use a string to store the digits.
I suggest that you not use float for this particular assignment.

[snip]
Ok, in another thread somewhere you posted that the actual output is,

and the ouput is
5678 9
567 89
56 789
5 6789

I'm going to assume that's correct because it makes more sense.

Write down a table of what you need.

You're going to go thru the loop 4 times.
You'll need some number of spaces before your number.
You'll need some number of digits.
You'll need some number of spaces. I'm less sure about this, so I'll
let you figure that out.
More digits.

Make a table like so:
main spaces before leading spaces trailing
index number digits digits
0 0 4 ? 1
1 2 3 ? 2
2 4 2 ? 3
3 6 1 ? 4

Now think about the relationships between those numbers, for example,
starting with a number in main index, what will yield the number in the
same row in the column spaces before number?

Elsewhere you got good advice about how to deal with the numbers in the
leading and trailing digits columns.

Don't use scanf, printf, etc. learn about streams. Learn about std::string.



Oh, sorry, I didn't see that before I responded. I agree with the advice
given below.


In particular the other problem you were asking about that seemed to be
part of calculating the cost of a meal, will get very different advice
from c and c++ programmers. So asking here may be less than useful for
you if you want to program in c.

OTOH, you may want to ask both c and c++ programmers and decide for
yourself which answers are more pleasing to you.

what ur comment about this code??

Needs to be better formatted.

> is thit mean im almost got the
answer??

I don't know. I'm afraid that you'll have to look at the output and
decide that for yourself.

LR

 

[aslamhenry]

Or the fact that whatever you enter could just be a string and
not a number, which then can be split into two substrings at any
position "between the chars"...

V
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i think it not a string take alook at the quest

Write a program in C that reads any five digit number and displays the
number in two parts diagonally as shown in the user interface screen
as shown below

Please key in any 5 digit number : 56789

5678 9
567 89
56 789
5 6789


The number displayed is separated into two parts beginning with the
rightmost unit digit.The process continues untill leftmost digit is
reached

 

[aslamhenry]

I'm going to guess that ints on your system can store any 5 digit
number. Otherwise you might have to use a string to store the digits.
I suggest that you not use float for this particular assignment.

[snip]
Ok, in another thread somewhere you posted that the actual output is,

and the ouput is
5678 9
567 89
56 789
5 6789

I'm going to assume that's correct because it makes more sense.

Write down a table of what you need.

You're going to go thru the loop 4 times.
You'll need some number of spaces before your number.
You'll need some number of digits.
You'll need some number of spaces. I'm less sure about this, so I'll
let you figure that out.
More digits.

Make a table like so:
main spaces before leading spaces trailing
index number digits digits
0 0 4 ? 1
1 2 3 ? 2
2 4 2 ? 3
3 6 1 ? 4

Now think about the relationships between those numbers, for example,
starting with a number in main index, what will yield the number in the
same row in the column spaces before number?

Elsewhere you got good advice about how to deal with the numbers in the
leading and trailing digits columns.

Don't use scanf, printf, etc. learn about streams. Learn about std::string.

Oh, sorry, I didn't see that before I responded. I agree with the advice
given below.

In particular the other problem you were asking about that seemed to be
part of calculating the cost of a meal, will get very different advice
from c and c++ programmers. So asking here may be less than useful for
you if you want to program in c.

OTOH, you may want to ask both c and c++ programmers and decide for
yourself which answers are more pleasing to you.

what ur comment about this code??

Needs to be better formatted.

is thit mean im almost got the

answer??

I don't know. I'm afraid that you'll have to look at the output and
decide that for yourself.

LR

thx these will be helpfull

 

[red floyd]

i think it not a string take alook at the quest

Write a program in C that reads any five digit number and displays the
number in two parts diagonally as shown in the user interface screen
as shown below

Please key in any 5 digit number : 56789

5678 9
567 89
56 789
5 6789


The number displayed is separated into two parts beginning with the
rightmost unit digit.The process continues untill leftmost digit is
reached

You can find an answer at
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/how-to-post.html#faq-5.2

In other words, DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK.

 

[osmium]

i think it not a string take alook at the quest

*You* take a look at the answers. Jerry Coffin gave the answer your
instructor probably wants. The time stamps I see show that the answer was
posted within one minute of the question.

You must expect wild digressions on a newsgroup such as this, some purposely
intended to mislead you. It is up to you to separate the wheat from the
chaff.