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From:Jerome MARREC
Date:08 Sep 2000 at 10:27:51
Subject:RE: Type Conversion

A char is an ASCCI value. All you have to do is to cast to
int to ensure type-checking is done correctly

eg if you do:
printf("value = %d", 'a');
you will get the ASCCI value of character 'a'

to print it in binary format use the write() function

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De : Adam Bell [mailto:adambell@connectfree.co.uk]
Envoye : vendredi 8 septembre 2000 10:50
A : amiga-c@egroups.com
Objet : [amiga-c] Type Conversion

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Hi,

I have a feeling this is basic stuff for the people here, but I'll
ask anyway.

How can I convert a char into its ASCII value and then into binary
and back again?

Cheers,

Ad.