Question

someone help me with c++ programming


can someone help me c++ programming

http://prnt.sc/d0orui


this is what i did


#include using namespace std; int main () { cout << "Enter an uppercase letter: "; char uppercasecaseLetter; cin >> uppercasecaseLetter; char lowercaseLetter = static_cast('T' + (lowercaseLetter - 't')); cout << "The lowercase letter is " << lowercaseLetter << endl; return 0; }

Answer 1

What went wrong? :U
Won't compile?

Answer 2

And what's up with your variable names? LOL
upper case case letter...?

Answer 3

no :/ it compiles but it doesn give me the eaxct solution ...
this is what i compile when it gave me the answer
http://prnt.sc/d0osr9

Answer 4

not sure lmao.. i suck at programming

Answer 5

Isn't there like a nice handy tolower function in c++
I can't remember...

What is it that you're trying to do?
You're taking the ASCII value of T and subtracting ... hmm doing something..

Answer 6

^tolower is indeed a function

Answer 7

oh hmm so then what should be done

Answer 8

char uppercaseLetter;
cin >> char uppercaseLetter;

putchar ( tolower(uppercaseLetter) );

Need something like this probably.

Crapppp I gotta install C++ tools for Visual Studio >.<
Thought they would already be installed lol.
Bahh I can't test it just yet :p

Answer 9

lol

Answer 10

What uhh... thingy.. IDE do you use for your programming? :D

Answer 11

just use one of them online compilers

Answer 12

Ohhh :O

Answer 13

http://cpp.sh/

Answer 14

visual studio 2010

Answer 15

noiceee :U

Answer 16

i entered my code and it gave me this

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main ()
{
cout << "Enter an uppercase letter: ";
char uppercasecaseLetter;
cin >> uppercasecaseLetter;

char lowercaseLetter =
static_cast<char>('S' + (lowercaseLetter - 's'));

cout << "The lowercase letter is t "
<< lowercaseLetter << endl;

return 0;
}

Answer 17

Notice that at the start... you ask the user for an uppercase letter.
And then you don't use that value in any of the rest of your code... weird.

Answer 18

yeah lool

Answer 19

it runs in site but it does not compile in my comp

Answer 20

Oh I guess you don't need that putchar nonsense.
I thought the tolower would give us an int or something.

Ya this seems to be working for me:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main ()
{
cout << "Enter an uppercase letter: ";
char uppercaseLetter;
cin >> uppercaseLetter;

char lowercaseLetter = tolower( uppercaseLetter );

cout << "The lowercase letter is "
<< lowercaseLetter << endl;

return 0;
}

Answer 21

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main ()
{
cout << "Enter an uppercase letter: ";
char uppercaseLetter;
cin >> uppercaseLetter;

char lowercaseLetter;

lowercaseLetter = tolower(uppercaseLetter);
cout << "The lowercase letter is " << lowercaseLetter << endl;


return 0;
}

Answer 22

Oh...haha beat me to it Zap :P

Answer 23

Oooo snap :x stealin yer thunder!

Answer 24

yay it workedd ^_^

Answer 25

can you help me with few more lool

Answer 26

Ya we can try :U

Answer 27

okay one sec

Answer 28

So first, what have you attempted? Hint* VERY easy if you use the code from the first example we did :)

Answer 29

hmm okay i i did 4.9 not sure it is is right

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main ()
{
cout << "Enter a character: ";
char uppercasecaseLetter;
cin >> uppercasecaseLetter;

char lowercaseLetter =
static_cast<char>('E' + (lowercaseLetter - 'e'));

cout << "The ASCII code for the character is 69 "
<< lowercaseLetter << endl;

return 0;
}

Answer 30

Hang on...you can't explicitly say the output will be 69

What if I enter Y as a character? That ASCII code is not 69 :)

Answer 31

XD

Answer 32

lool

Answer 33

Hint* take this guy *What we did for the first problem* and use it to work 4.9

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main ()
{
cout << "Enter an uppercase letter: ";
char uppercaseLetter;
cin >> uppercaseLetter;

char lowercaseLetter;

lowercaseLetter = tolower(uppercaseLetter);
cout << "The lowercase letter is " << lowercaseLetter << endl;


return 0;
}

Now...remember we are entering a Character....and we want out a NUMBER *Notice how here we are getting out another character

So change up the "wording" and change the other things :D

Answer 34

Any luck? :)

Answer 35

not really lol trying to figure it hmm

Answer 36

So here is what I had for 4.9; compare it with what you have so far!

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main ()
{
cout << "Enter a Character: ";
char uppercaseLetter;
cin >> uppercaseLetter;

int lowercaseLetter;

lowercaseLetter = tolower(uppercaseLetter)-32;
cout << "The ASCII code for the character is " << lowercaseLetter << endl;


return 0;
}

Answer 37

wait so where did the 32 come from ? lol

Answer 38

Now obviously I could have named "uppercaseLetter" and "lowercaseLetter" something different to match up to what we are doing...but just for quick comparison!

Answer 39

So in ASCII you have to subtract 32 from the integer *From what I read*

Answer 40

ohhh

Answer 41

Was that stated anywhere in your text? In those sections 4.3 - 4.7? O.o

Answer 42

hmm i think so lol saw one example it had - some numbers
oh my teacher skips some some problems so he assigned us 4.8 and few more

Answer 43

Subtraction, oh that's interesting! :D
I was trying to do the thing you were doing earlier marci, with the casting.

This is more in reference to 4.8 though:

cout << "Enter an ASCII value: ";
int value;
cin >> value;

char letter = static_cast<char>(value);

cout << letter << endl;

return 0;