My Code is Below, I am new to coding in C but fluent in Java:
#include<stdio.h>
int main(){
int number;
int firstInitial;
int lastInitial;
printf("\n\nEnter your first initial: ");
scanf("\n\n%c", &firstInitial);
printf("\nFirst Initial: %c", firstInitial);
(int)firstInitial;
printf("\nFirst Initial Decimal Value: %d", firstInitial);
//Second Initial
printf("\n\nEnter your Last Initial: ");
scanf("\n\n%c", &lastInitial);
printf("\nLast Initial: %c", lastInitial);
(int)lastInitial;
printf("\nLast Initial Decimal Value: %d", lastInitial);
return 0;
}
The problem in my output is that after I cast the character into an int, it outputs a random 7 digit number. For example, for first initial I've inputted "a" and received "4194401" instead of 97. The program is supposed to take in a character, and print both the character and it's character decimal value in the ASCII chart.
I have changed the datatype of firstInitial
and lastInitial
to char
, since you are asking for a character. Also, the (int)firstInitial
and (int)lastInitial
statements do nothing - the code works fine with or without them.
#include<stdio.h>
int main(){
int number;
char firstInitial;
char lastInitial;
printf("\n\nEnter your first initial: ");
scanf("\n\n%c", &firstInitial);
printf("\nFirst Initial: %c", firstInitial);
printf("\nFirst Initial Decimal Value: %d", firstInitial);
//Second Initial
printf("\n\nEnter your Last Initial: ");
scanf("\n\n%c", &lastInitial);
printf("\nLast Initial: %c", lastInitial);
printf("\nLast Initial Decimal Value: %d", lastInitial);
return 0;
}
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