Converting Strings
In C programming, converting strings often involves changing the representation of data, such as converting a string to an integer or vice versa. Let's explore common string conversion operations in C.
1. String to Integer Conversion
Converting a string to an integer can be achieved using the atoi
(ASCII to Integer) function from the <stdlib.h>
library.
This program converts the string "123" to an integer using atoi
and prints the result.
2. Integer to String Conversion
Converting an integer to a string can be done using the sprintf
(String Print Formatted) function.
This program converts the integer 456
to a string using sprintf
and prints the result.
3. String to Double Conversion
Converting a string to a double can be done using the atof
(ASCII to Float) function from the <stdlib.h>
library.
This program converts the string "123.45" to a double using atof
and prints the result.
4. Double to String Conversion
Converting a double to a string can be done using the sprintf
function as well.
This program converts the double 3.14159
to a string with two decimal places using sprintf
and prints the result.
Understanding these conversion techniques is crucial for handling various types of data in C programming.
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