@kevin001 If you want to convert the char to int and a character '1' provides a ascii number that's not 1, you need to remove the offset '0' to realign it to count from 0-9.
However, I get the error cannot convert 'char*' to 'char**' in assignment. Is there any idea why? Here's my code
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Then, we will convert it back. The next thing we will do is show that you can do math with characters. That's because they're really just numbers in disguise. #include (less than sign) stdio.h (great than sign) int main() { char ASCII; printf("Please enter a character: "); scanf("%c", &ASCII); printf("The int...
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...MySQL / Делаю так (SQL код выполняется из под SQL редактора Zend Studio):USE db_foo; SET NAMES 'utf8'; DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `T_TEST`; CREATE TABLE `T_TEST` ( `name` char(64) NOT NULL ) ENGINE
System.out.println((char)nine); Я не понимаю почему когда м�� указали char к переменной nine. zero теперь не 48 а 0. Желательно объяснить как