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- From: larry_kearney@appsig.com (Larry Kearney)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: Re: Recursion
- Date: Wed, 03 Apr 1996 07:26:12 -0700
- Organization: Who ever said I was organized?
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- > I am trying to construct a C function that will recursively convert
- > a string such as "1234" into it's integer equivelant (1234).
- >
- > Does anyone have an idea? This is sorta stumping me. I am aware of
- > atoi, but I am wanting to write a recursive function that does that --
- > for the fun of it. It's sort of a little puzzle to help me learn
- > recursion. Any ideas?
-
-
- Hmmm, something smells funny here. Sorta like, ahhhhh, ya know, a homework
- assignment. Yeah, thats it, homework.
-
- My idea would be for you to talk to your instructor for help. The only way
- you will learn is to do it yourself.
-
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