Need help on C++ codes to convert alphabets to binary numbers. Your help is appreciated.?

Answer 1

Are you looking for something like this:

#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{ char alp;
int place;
cout<<"Enter a alphabet:";
cin>>alp;
int num = alp;
for (place=1;place<=num;place*=2);
for (place/=2; place>=1;place/=2)
{
cout< num=num%place;
}
cout<<"\n";
return 0;
} //main

Hope this helps!

Answer 2

You need to tell us more. Do you mean that you will read numbers represented as text from stdin, and then print the numbers in binary?

If so, I'd read the numbers using the normal method (cin, for example), and then write a function that takes an int and prints the binary representation of the number. You'll need to use bitwise operators to do this, or perhaps use an arithmetic trick. Why not look up the use of the bitwise AND operator (&). It will certainly lead to a solution.

Answer 3

Alphabets to binary numbers?

Usually alphabets are converted to an ASCII equivalent. E.g.: A space is ASCII 32 (0x20h)

From there you could go to hex, or binary. Are you sure you want to go to binary?

Answer 4

try using c++ code snippets in vc++ or try searching for algorythms on yahoo