What kind of problem? C lang

[bitong]

*=A
$=E
output:
Encrypted Message: M$$T M$ *T 1PM
Decrypted Message: Meet me at 1PM

Is this problem concerns with Arrays or strings?

[Ganon11]

Probably both.

[bitong]

Probably both.

and probably its a multi-dimensional?

[Ganon11]

Well, there will likely be a string: the message to be encrypted. Then you will probably have an array storing the characters you will be replacing the letters with - for instance, a char array of 26 elements with array[0] containing the character to replace A, array[1] containing the character to replace B, etc.

[bitong]

Well, there will likely be a string: the message to be encrypted. Then you will probably have an array storing the characters you will be replacing the letters with - for instance, a char array of 26 elements with array[0] containing the character to replace A, array[1] containing the character to replace B, etc.

ok, i'll give it a try...

[bitong]

Well, there will likely be a string: the message to be encrypted. Then you will probably have an array storing the characters you will be replacing the letters with - for instance, a char array of 26 elements with array[0] containing the character to replace A, array[1] containing the character to replace B, etc.

char name[5];
name [0] = 'A';
name [1] = 'E';
name [2] = 'I';
name [3] = 'O';
name [4] = 'U';
name [5] = 0;

hello ganon, this is what you mean?

[Ganon11]

How about something like this?

char* replace = new char[26];
replace[0] = '*';
replace[1] = 'B';
replace[2] = 'C';
replace[3] = 'D';
replace[4] = '$';
// etc.

This would be the first 5 elements of an array switching * with A and $ with E.

[bitong]

How about something like this?

char* replace = new char[26];
replace[0] = '*';
replace[1] = 'B';
replace[2] = 'C';
replace[3] = 'D';
replace[4] = '$';
// etc.

This would be the first 5 elements of an array switching * with A and $ with E.

thank you very much for the reply ganon, would like to ask another question...in every arrays, are you going to include the #include <string.h>?

[Ganon11]

thank you very much for the reply ganon, would like to ask another question...in every arrays, are you going to include the #include <string.h>?

I'm not sure I understand your question...You should #include <string.h> because I think the strcmp method is included there.