Yes, but from the OP I understood he could NOT use any of the library
functions.
Your algo is the way to go, however. Giving him something to do is
good.
Adak
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Let's be real. I can't imagine a application where it could make much
of a difference. Can you?
Almost certainly it is simplicity and beauty and angels dancing on pins
we're talking about.
By the way, you can add about 16 characters to my function above and it
becomes a true sort (not a sort i
I agree this is a different approach. But in terms of speed and space,
I wonder what is its advantages there?
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If its C/C++, the program is as simple ascin >> num;char buf[20]; sprintf(buf,"%d",num);
int i = 0;while(s[i] == '0' && s[i + 1] != '\0') i++;len = strlen(buf) -1;while(len >= i) cout << s[len];cout << endl;On 4/13/06,
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I agree with you (although it can be difficu
I agree with you (although it can be difficult if you choose a tough
algo), but since he posted for help, wouldn't it be nice to give him a
bit of guidance?
I'm not saying do his whole assignment for him, but a starting point.
Adak
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aatish19, I think I've steered you wrong! (sorry)
I just thought I'd "flush out" the ideas in my post above, and it
proved much more difficult than I thought.
Difficult enough that I'd now have to recommend just changing the
numbers, as char's, and storing them in a char array, then just print
t
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For a number to be reversed, your instructor may want to see you "break
apart" the number. So 1,234 is really:
1 x 1,000,
2 x 100,
3 x 10
4 x 1.
In a 6 element array, (which will handle everything up to a billion),
we would get these values perhaps:
num[0] == 4, (the one's place)
num[1] == 3, (th
