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Mathematically Evaluating an integer array
I'm reading input from a user which will consist of all digits. I will read these digits into an integer array and then intersparse them with operators such as + and -.
My question is, after I do this, how do I evaluate this expression to an integer? I.E. I read in >>>>> "123456", then I manipulate the integer array to >>>>> "12+3456" Now, what do I do to evaluate that array so that it is the integer 3468? :confused: |
Re: Mathematically Evaluating an integer array
Just parse the array in a loop making the loop counter to be multiple of 10.
Code: CPP
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