Реализуйте и протестируйте функцию void P2CStr(char *s); выполняющую преобразование строки s из Pascal-формата в формат С++.

Question

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Answer 1

Yes, see below a code made in Pascal (free pascal compiler). The code simply dumps the content of a String in Pascal. Change the value of s variable, and pay attention to the first line. It'll be the exact count of "printable" chars in a string.

var
s: string;
i: integer;
begin
s:='Mauricio';
for i:=0 to Length(s) do
begin
Write(Ord(s[i]));
if(Ord(s[i])>32)
then
WriteLn('('+s[i]+')')
else
WriteLn();
end;
end.

Answer 2

You're super!!!

Answer 3

Я плохо понимаю по-русски но... Let's do in English

Theoretically there's no difference in char array treatment from Pascal and C. But Pascal strings have a particular characteristic: the zero index is the length of the string.

C strings don't bring the length, but the last char is a '\0'

Answer 4

Thank you)

Answer 5

Can you show me example of this code?

Answer 6

In Other hand, the same code in C (C++ acts like). See the first char is a real char... not the count. And the last is always a \0

#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>

void main() {

char *s="Mauricio";
int i;

for(i=0;i<=strlen(s);i++) {
printf("%d (%c)\n", s[i], (char)(s[i]<32?'_':s[i]));
}
}

Answer 7

Спасибо!