Write a C++ program that enters an 8-digit string for a birthdate from keyboard. The first two digits in the s

Question

Write a C++ program that enters an 8-digit string for a birthdate from keyboard. The first two digits in the string are month of birth, the next two are the day and the remaining four are the years. The C++ should squeeze out these substrings and display it on the screen as follows:

month of birth:
day of birth:
year of birth:

Answer 1

#include
#include
using namespace std;

int ctoi(string aString, int index)
{
return (int)(aString[index-1]-'0');
}

//program mmddyyyy
int main()
{
int month,day,year;
string strData;

while(true) {

system("cls");
cout << "\nEnter a string : ";
cin >> strData;


month = ctoi(strData, 1) *10 + ctoi(strData, 2);
day = ctoi(strData,3) * 10 + ctoi(strData,4);
year = ctoi(strData, 5) * 1000 + ctoi(strData, 6) * 100 + ctoi(strData, 7) * 10 + ctoi(strData, 8);

cout << "\nmonth of birth : " << month << endl;
cout << "day of birth : " << day << endl;
cout << "year of birth : " << year << endl;
cout << endl << endl;
system("pause");
}
return 0;
}

Answer 2

your program seems to just be converting a single digit of decimal into hexadecimal (kind of more of just renaming 10 - 15 A - F) rather than going from hexadecimal to decimal if you wanted to go from hexadecimal to decimal you could do something along the lines of int A = 10, B = 11, ...; then take the input that they give you and then have cin >> hexa; n = digit; deci += hexa * pow(16, n); using a loop to make sure you get every digit or something if you know the number of digits you can start from the highest one otherwise you have to start from the lowest one unless you want to get the entire input first

Answer 3

#include
#include
using namespace std;

int ctoi(string aString, int index)
{
return (int)(aString[index-1] - '0');
}

int main()
{
string strData;
int month = ctoi(strData, 8) *10 + ctoi(strData, 7);
int day = ctoi(strData,6) * 10 + ctoi(strData,5);
int year = ctoi(strData, 4) * 1000 + ctoi(strData, 3) * 100 + ctoi(strData, 2) * 10 + ctoi(strData, 1);
cout << month << endl;
cout << day << endl;
cout << year << endl;
return 0;
}

Answer 4

SeriouslY!

I agree.

Come on! do your homework yourself!

Be a Man! Do the right thing!

Answer 5

If you need omeone else to do your homework, then you should switch majors...