Хоть char и относится к integer (и, таким образом, следует всем их правилам), работа с char несколько отличается, чем с обычными целочисленными типами. Переменная этого типа занимает 1 байт.
Char("131") ƒ Char("132") „ Char("133") … 任意编辑器 ALT+小键盘数字可以看效果 如:ALT+10 松开ALT 可以看到换行效果.
Actually, it doesn’t convert the datatype of <char> (assuming it’s a variable), although the result of the expression will be an int. The datatype isn’t actually changed (and in fact, the math is done on C integers of various sizes). What you’re really asking is why does this...
OK so I don't get yelled at I did search the forums and there is a very similar question, I'm just having a little difficulty understanding what is meant.
On line 43 I am getting the error "cannot convert char** to char*. I don't quite understand why. Is it an issue with the use of 'atoi'?
A way to convert chars and ints is found in the code.