Programming in C
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Author: Stephen G. Kochan
Publisher: Addison-Wesley
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Chapter 7, Problem 15E
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Program Plan:
- Include required header files.
- Declare the variable “convertNumber” as “int”.
- Declare the variable “numberToConvert” as “long int”.
- Declare the variable “base” as “int”.
- Declare the variable “digit” as “int”.
- Definition for the function "getNumberAndBase()”
- Do until condition fails.
- Get the number from the user.
- Get the base from the user.
- Check whether the base is between 2 and 16.
- Assign base to “10”.
- While loop to check whether the “base” is greater than “0”.
- Do until condition fails.
- Definition for the function “convertNumber()”
- Do until condition fails.
- Calculate the value.
- Divide the number by base.
- Check whether the “numberToConvert” not equals to “0”
- Do until condition fails.
- Definition for the function “dispalyConvertedNumber()”.
- Declare and assign values for “baseDigits”.
- Declare the variable “nextDigit” as “int”.
- Print the statement.
- For loop to iterate the “digit”.
- Assign the converted number to “nextDigit”.
- Print the value of “nextDigit”.
- Print new line.
- For loop to iterate the “digit”.
- Declare and assign values for “baseDigits”.
- Definition for main function
- Call the function “getNumberAndBase()”.
- Call the function “convertNumber()”.
- Call the function “displayConvertNumber()”.
- Return the value “0”.
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