BCD-BINARY-SUMMIT//DAILY-DOSE//upto max limit (input)

Question

bcd of a decimal no.(Binary-Coded-Decimal)
eg: 167
bcd eqivalent-> 0001 0110 0111
binary eqivalent-> 10100111

TASK-->

if number of 1's in binary is equal to number of 1's in bcd ''upto that length''of binary (from right to left)
print the number,
print bcd eqiv,
print binary eqiv..

eg: 18---bcd 00011000 ( two 1's)
18--binary 10010 ( two 1's)

eg: 179---bcd 0001 01111001 ( five 1's)
179--binary 10110011 (five 1's)

# REMEMBER...UPTO BINARY LENGTH

Answer 1

179---bcd 0001 0111 1001 ( six 1's)
179--binary 10110011 (five 1's)

Answer 2

Here's mine📝

https://code.sololearn.com/caqALbNPAJlk/?ref=app

Answer 3

this is my code in Python..
It checks every number from 10 to the given input (the numbers from 1 to 9 obviously have this property because bin and bcd representations are equal)
https://code.sololearn.com/cKajQ9vjyGg6/?ref=app

Answer 4

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@ vari93
@baptiste
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@sam0delk1n
@prudhbi raju
did everything perfect...with explaination.

@seung
@m abrate
also as i wanted but try doing your function..
not predefined..but its ok

Answer 5

mine https://code.sololearn.com/WdOjtYzkfhD9/?ref=app

still thursday on here :)

note: I think 179 isn't, ah, depending of the binary's length it is, I got it, fixed 👌

Answer 6

Here's my C# implementation ✌

LINQ One-Liner〰
strNumBinary.Count(c => c == '1') == strNumTrimmedBCD.Count(c => c == '1')

Unfortunately my program hit the limit of 300+ as it's a naive approach without optimization. I'll try to improve it when got time later. Enjoy!

https://code.sololearn.com/ciI5ixbJDa2K/?ref=app

Answer 7

I did not had the time to do it earlier ...
My input starts at 10 and not 1 as numbers from 1 to 9 will always be printed, they have no interest

edit : work with the binary length rule now
https://code.sololearn.com/cG5tF5JqdAX7/?ref=app

Answer 8

predefined? do you mean avoid format() and bin()?

Answer 9

rewrote without bin(), format(), join(), range()

Answer 10

numbers start from 0 to inputs ? from 9 to max of the data type ? (like unsigned)

Answer 11

> eg: 167
> bcd eqivalent-> 0001 0110 0111
> binary eqivalent-> 1000111
Something wrong with your binary equivalent.
1000111b = 71d
167d = 10100111b

Answer 12

dec bcd bin / only count 1s in bcd up to len(bin)
https://code.sololearn.com/cNPveOvum2ad/?ref=app

Answer 13

In the example of 179, bin has 8 digits '1011 0011'. And sayan only counts 1s in the last 8 digits of bcd '0111 1001', ignoring the first 4 digits '0001'.
At least, that is how I understood and programmed my code.

Answer 14

I guess "upto max limit (input)" in the title means all numbers from 1 to input

Answer 15

https://code.sololearn.com/c9wAv9DRPSUn/#cpp
@sayan, now it works on all numbers in range.

Answer 16

This sounds fun, I'll work on it when I get out of class

Answer 17

https://code.sololearn.com/c9wAv9DRPSUn/#cpp

Answer 18

Alright, here you go lol. Finally got it to work, I was originally doing comparisons with literal binary representations in bcd, I wasn't adding 0s. Thank you Seung Moo.
https://code.sololearn.com/ciL9PO3acX9t/?ref=app

Answer 19

I think only one number needs print out, not all from 1 to N, see the first post.

Answer 20

https://code.sololearn.com/csjC03FkilnP/?ref=app