convert_to_ascii
| convert_to_ascii | |
|---|---|
| Turn-in directory | 02_convert_to_ascii/ |
| Files to turn in | convert_to_ascii.c |
| Allowed functions | None |
| Type of work | Function |
- Write a program which displays
Hello Codam!on standard output, followed by a newline. - To help you get started, we will provide some code for you to copy/paste/edit. Make sure you understand every line before you hand it in!
- You need to write a function that takes an integer as a parameter and returns the character that represent it if the integer is between 0 and 9. Otherwise, the function returns '\0'.
- You need to fix the prototype of the function in the provided code to have the proper return type and parameter type before implementing the function.
#include <stdio.h> return_type convert_to_ascii(parameter_type parameter_name); int main() { int five = 5; char c = convert_to_ascii(five); putchar(c); if (c == '5') printf("The function seems to work!"); else printf("The function doesn't work!"); return 0; }
Example output:
$ ./a.out
"The function seems to work!$