Hi,

I was hoping that someone could give me some direction with how to solve this probem.

The only info in this problem is
word has N digits[only digits] and
each digit in the word is in increasing order example 1469 or 362

I have to verify if the number I enter matches the above restrictions.

Thanks,
Cathy

//assuming digits are not repeated
//For a well formed password of length N the last digit  has to be  N <= i <= 9
//Ex:: N = 5 last digit has to be greates than 5 --> 12346 is a good password whereas 12354 is not

bool void PassWordTest ( int number, int length )   //true if pass 

{

int  tempnum = number;

for (int i = N ;i >0 ; i -- )
{
int tempdig = tempnum%10;
if(tempdig < i  )
     return false;
else
    tempnum /= tempnum ;  //remove last dig and continue
}

return true;

}


//same can be done using recursion

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commented: yup +17
//CORRECTED CODE 

//assuming digits are not repeated
//For a well formed password of length N the last digit  has to be  N <= i <= 9
//Ex:: N = 5 last digit has to be greates than 5 --> 12346 is a good password whereas 12354 is not

bool PassWordTest ( int number, int N )   //true if pass 

{

int  tempnum = number;

for (int i = N ;i >0 ; i -- )
{
int tempdig = tempnum%10;
if(tempdig < i  )
     return false;
else
    tempnum /= tempnum ;  //remove last dig and continue
}

return true;

}


//same can be done using recursion

I am not sure. But

tempnum /= tempnum ;

You are dividing a number by itself which would result in being one right.
I think it should be

tempnum= (tempnum-tempdig)/10;

This way the last digit can be removed .
If that is what you want to do.

Its actually tempnum /= 10 ...sorry..my bad..

//Thanks for your response.
//Though the solution would work well in certain cases it wouldn't work if N=5 and the number id 4582

//This is what I feel. Please let me know if there is a mistake. 

bool PassWordTest ( int num, int N ) //true if pass 
{ 
int number = num;
for (int i = N ;i >0 ; i -- )
{
int remainder = number%10;
number /= 10; //removing the last dig and continue
int new_remainder = number%10;

if(new_remainder > remainder )
return false;

}
return true;
}

>>is word has N digits[only digits] and each digit in the word is in increasing order example 1469 or 362

First, should that be 236 instead of 362?

Second, what if word is a string rather than an int? When I think of word I think of string, not int.

Third, how do you plan to determine/calculate the value of N in the following?

bool PassWordTest ( int num, int N ) //true if pass
for (int i = N ;i >0 ; i -- )

or will all words have the same value of N?

>>is word has N digits[only digits] and each digit in the word is in increasing order example 1469 or 362

First, should that be 236 instead of 362?
Oh ! that's a mistake, your right, it should be 236.
Second, what if word is a string rather than an int? When I think of word I think of string, not int.
This problem is realted to numbers only

Third, how do you plan to determine/calculate the value of N in the following?

bool PassWordTest ( int num, int N ) //true if pass
for (int i = N ;i >0 ; i -- )

or will all words have the same value of N?
Yes, I plan on comparing that in a seperate, if statement but I didn't want to include that in the code as it would look to lenghty in this forum

Thanks,
Cathy

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