int test = 120; char book = test; use it.
nt test = (int) * book;
because "f" is not a number. as simple as that
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... stupidly. but there is a standards compliant way that directly reads the entered without enter?
what you are looking binder # Include <list> using namespace std; class foo ( public: void f1 () () void f2 () ()...
So std:: list # Include <list> using namespace std; class foo ( public: void f1 () () void f2 () () ); int main ()...
because sqrt (z) is already sufficient. z / 2 would be a waste of time. dividers for each i with z% i == 0, the opposites meet g = z and z%...
Yes. Top I add the paired dividers. So for 36 I'll do as 2 18 3 12 4 9 and down again I'll do the 6 and the one I've forgotten....
for (i = 1; i <z; i + +) if (z% i == 0) sum + = i; looks like for Maich for (i = 1, i * i <z; i + +) if (z% i == 0) (sum + = i; sum + =...
So that nothing goes wrong, i have a small program added. qsort you still need a comparison function. # Include <stdlib.h> CompareInt...
If the numbers are stored in an array, they can be sorted with qsort easy. # Include <stdlib.h> void qsort (....);
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