characters.c

/**
 * File:         characters.c
 * Author:       Risto Heinsar
 * Created:      06.11.2014
 * Edited:       20.10.2015
 *
 * Description:  The program demostrates different ways to manipulate
 *               characters and how they relate to ASCII and different RADIXes
 *               like numbers in hex, oct, binary.
 */

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
    int number = 97;
    int number2 = 'a';
    char city[] = "Haapsalu";
    char letter = 'a';
    char letter2 = city[1];
    char letter3 = 97; // dec
    char letter4 = number;
    char letter5 = 0x61; // hex
    char letter6 = 0141; // oct
    char letter7 = 0b01100001; // bin

    printf("The city is: %s\n", city);
    printf("The letters are: %c %c %c %c %c %c %c %c %c\n",
        number, number2, letter, letter2, letter3, letter4,
        letter5, letter6, letter7);

    return 0;
}

/**

* File: characters.c

* Author: Risto Heinsar

* Created: 06.11.2014

* Edited: 20.10.2015

* Description: The program demostrates different ways to manipulate

* characters and how they relate to ASCII and different RADIXes

* like numbers in hex, oct, binary.

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)

{

int number = 97;

int number2 = 'a';

char city[] = "Haapsalu";

char letter = 'a';

char letter2 = city[1];

char letter3 = 97; // dec

char letter4 = number;

char letter5 = 0x61; // hex

char letter6 = 0141; // oct

char letter7 = 0b01100001; // bin

printf("The city is: %s\n", city);

printf("The letters are: %c %c %c %c %c %c %c %c %c\n",

number, number2, letter, letter2, letter3, letter4,

letter5, letter6, letter7);

return 0;

}