Member Avatar for yaya1234

Hey,
I would like to break one char for example "t6" into to chars t and 6
look at what i did...

            int a,b;

            temp = *arraystr[2] % '10';
            a = temp - '0';
            temp = *arraystr[2] / '10';
            b = temp - 'a';
Edited by pritaeas because: Moved to CPP.
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Member Avatar for NathanOliver

This post seems a little nonsensical. "t6" is not a char but a string. What is the type of arraystr? Why are you storing the answer into int's?

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Member Avatar for sepp2k

As NathanOliver said, "t6" isn't a char, it's a char array. To get 't' and '6', you can simply access them as "t6"[0] and "t6"[1] respectively.

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