Getting ASCII value from a variable

[Alien]

Thanks it worked. There was no prbolem. bye

[Savage]

Hi,

I am having some problems with getting the ASCII values. Here is my problem:
Here is the code:

void conv(int num[], char caracter[])
{
   int i;
   for(i = 0; i < strlen(character); i++)
   {
      char temp = character[i];
      num[i] = temp - '0';
   }
}

What I want to do is get the ASCII value of character[i] and store it into the char variable temp. And use subtract the temp from '0' which is 48.

So basically if I have one of the element in character[i] as 7, I want the temp to include ASCII equivalent of 7, not the actual number, So i can store in num[i].

However when I run the program, what it does is subtract the actual number i entered say 7, not its ascii equivalent 55 which i want.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

This is normal.

You can almost operate with char as int that has value in range of -128 to 127.

You are supposed to add '0' to the actual value,not subtract it.

Also please use codetags

To open them use [code] and to close them use [\\CODE]

You can also specify language [code="cpp"]...

ps:I added another \ because this would actually close tag.



Savage