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Question

I need more comments all over this program. I want to understand in depth what's going on, so overkill isn't in my dictionary. Thank you!!

#include <stdio.h>

#include <string.h>

void convert(char *radix)

{

int i = 0, j = strlen(radix) - 1;

while (i<j)

{

char temp = radix[i];

radix[i] = radix[j];

radix[j] = temp;

++i;

--j;

}

}

// Main function.

int main()

{

int dec, rad, i = 0, num;

// Ask's the user to enter the decimal number, and stores it into integer 'dec'.

printf("Enter two decimal integers: ");

scanf("%d", &dec);

// Ask's the user to enter the radix number, and stores it into integer 'rad'.

printf("Enter the radix: ");

scanf("%d", &rad);

num = dec;

char output[100];

// Loop until the value of quotient becomes 0.

while (dec > 0)

{

// Get's the remainder.

int rem = dec % rad;

if (rem >= 0 && rem <= 9)

output[i++] = (char)(rem + '0');

else

output[i++] = (char)(rem - 10 + 'A');

dec = dec / rad;

}

output[i] = '';

convert(output);

// Reading the output to the user.

printf("The number %d in base %d is %s ", num, rad, output);

return 0;

}

Explanation / Answer

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//Include the stdio.h header file which contains all the main functions of c such //as printf(), scanf() etc.

#include <stdio.h>

//Include the string.h header file which contains a large set of useful string

//Handling library functions such as strlen(), strcmp() etc.

#include <string.h>

//The Convert functions converts an expression from one data type to another //type

void convert(char *radix)

{

//In j=strlen(radix) , we calculate the length of string stored in radix character //array

int i = 0, j = strlen(radix) - 1;

// While loop runs here from the first character in radix array to the last one.

while (i<j)

{

//The swap operation is taking place in the below lines.

char temp = radix[i];

radix[i] = radix[j];

radix[j] = temp;

++i;

--j;

}

}

// Main function.

int main()

{

int dec, rad, i = 0, num;

// Ask's the user to enter the decimal number, and stores it into integer 'dec'.

printf("Enter two decimal integers: ");

scanf("%d", &dec);

// Ask's the user to enter the radix number, and stores it into integer 'rad'.

printf("Enter the radix: ");

scanf("%d", &rad);

num = dec;

//Initializing a character array ‘Output’ of 100 elements

char output[100];

// Loop until the value of quotient becomes 0.

while (dec > 0)

{

// Get's the remainder.

int rem = dec % rad;

// In the below statements we change the integer data type to character data //type

if (rem >= 0 && rem <= 9)

output[i++] = (char)(rem + '0');

else

output[i++] = (char)(rem - 10 + 'A');

dec = dec / rad;

}

//Here we put '' after the last character of the output array to mark the end //of string

output[i] = '';

//Calling the convert function for the Output character array

convert(output);

// Reading the output to the user.

printf("The number %d in base %d is %s ", num, rad, output);

return 0;

}

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