HExadecimal to Binary... plEase check d problem with This program....

/* Program to convert hexAdeCimal into binary form........ Q_13......... */

Code:

   #include<stdio.h>
   #include<conio.h>
   #include<math.h>


     int *input( int *l_pos )
      {
    *l_pos = 0 ;
    int i = 0 , j;
    int t_bit , *arr ;
     printf("\n\n\tEnter the bits in hexadecimal form( 0 to 9 and A to F in CAPS ) in ") ;
     printf("\n\tsequence and to quit entering , press 'RETURN' key ........ ");

     printf("\n\n\tStart entering bits .............  \n\n\t");

      while( ( t_bit = getche() ) != 13 )
       {
          *( arr + i ) = t_bit ;
          *l_pos = i ;
          ++i ;
          printf("  ");
       }

      return arr ;
      }

     int *dec_calc( int bit )
      {
    int j , *arr ;
    bit = bit - 48 ;

     for( j = 0 ; j < 4 ; j++ )
      {
        *( arr + j ) = 0 ;
      }
     j-- ;

     while( bit != 0 )
      {
        *( arr + j ) = bit % 2 ;
        j-- ;
        bit /= 2 ;
      }

    return arr ;
      }

     int *alfa_calc( int bit )
      {
    int j = 0 , *arr ;

    switch( bit )
     {
       case 65 : bit = 10 ; break ;
       case 66 : bit = 11 ; break ;
       case 67 : bit = 12 ; break ;
       case 68 : bit = 13 ; break ;
       case 69 : bit = 14 ; break ;
       case 70 : bit = 15 ; break ;
     }

     for( j = 0 ; j < 4 ; j++ )
      {
        *( arr + j ) = 0 ;
      }
     j-- ;

     while( bit != 0 )
      {
        *( arr + j ) = bit % 2 ;
        j-- ;
        bit /= 2 ;
      }

    return arr ;
      }


     void main()
      {
    clrscr();
    int *arr , *f_arr ;
    int l_pos , f_lpos = 0 , pos = 0 , i = 0 , j , *bin_diz , chk = 0 ;

     arr = input( &l_pos ) ;

    while( i <= l_pos )
     {

        for( j = 48 ; j <= 57 ; j++ )
         {
           if( *( arr + i ) == j )
         {
           bin_diz = dec_calc( *( arr + i ) ) ;

           for( pos = 0 ; pos < 4 ; pos++ )
            {
              *( f_arr + f_lpos ) = *( bin_diz + pos ) ;
              ++f_lpos ;
            }
           pos = 0 ;
           chk = 1 ;
           break ;
         }
         }

      if( !chk )
       {
        for( j = 65 ; j <= 70 ; j++ )
         {
           if( *( arr + i ) == j )
         {
           bin_diz = alfa_calc( *( arr + i ) ) ;
           while( pos < 4 )
            {
              *( f_arr + f_lpos ) = *( bin_diz + pos ) ;
              ++f_lpos , ++pos ;
            }
            pos = 0 ;
           chk = 1 ;
           break ;
         }
         }


        if( !chk )
         {
          for( j = 71 ; j <= 90 ; j++ )
           {
        if( *( arr + i ) == j )
         {
           printf("\n\n\tHexadecimal bits entered are not valid ! ");
           chk = 1 ;
           break ;
         }
           }

         if( !chk )
          {
           for( j = 97 ; j <= 122 ; j++ )
        {
         if( *( arr + i ) == j )
          {
           printf("\n\n\tHexadecimal bits entered are not valid ! ");
           chk = 1 ;
           break ;
          }
        }

           if( !chk )
        {
           printf("\n\n\tHexadecimal bits entered are not valid ! ");
           chk = 1 ;
           break ;
        }

          }
         }
       }

      chk = 0 ;
      i++ ;

     }

    printf("\n\n\n\tAfter conversion , number in binary form is : ' " );

     for( i = 0 ; i < f_lpos  ; i++ )
      {
       printf("%d" , *( f_arr + i ) );
      }
     printf(" '");

    getch();

      }

 

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