C Programming: Store values to the variable using the ASCII character code of a variable

Question

I was given an assignment to input 15 numbers from user and print the numbers greater than 50. I could use array, but I need to do with using an array.

So, I thought to do it in a smarter way.
The way is to declare variables like a, b, c, d, ...., o and store the inputs in these variables.

For that, I can use loop {a = 97 to o = 111} to store input starting from a to o ascii characters.

But I got some problem in it.
Can you please help me if I can write programs like this:
My code:
https://code.sololearn.com/cE3omPm85i9U/?ref=app

Answer 1

I didn't understood this line "I could use array, but I need to do with using an array"

Answer 2

Arsenic that was my school assignment. We have not studied the arrays yet. So, I need to do it without using an array.

Answer 3

Sick L̲̅i̲̅n̲̅e̲̅ B̶r̶o̶🌡️ [TheBloodCoders] it is working fine, but it is printing the number as soon as it matches the condition.
How can I store the number that matches the condition in variables like a, b, c, ... and print them after entering all the values.