how can i convert ' * ' to ' . ' and inverse in c?

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Hi,

may u help me please how can i convert ' * ' to ' . ' and inverse in c?

many thanks

-lida

Posted 1-Dec-12 18:29pm

lida zar

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Dec-12 0:53am

I cannot understand purpose of your question. Next time you will need to "convert" "apple" to "orange", will ask another question? Stop wasting time! Get to work! I saw all of your questions -- no one will help you.
--SA

lida zar 2-Dec-12 1:21am

u behave with a student very bad ... u r so bad-tempered Mr. Sergey ... to be a good software developer u first need to correct ur behavior ...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Dec-12 1:28am

I am trying to help you. To me, it's to late to become a good software developer -- probably I won't ever be, so don't worry about it.

And please think about your own behavior: you probably think that you are polite, but in fact you just spam the site. Do you think it's nice? This is just immoral, as well as such laziness. I'm trying to convince you, for your own good, but afraid it's useless. I have too much patience to you, because you apparently not learning from criticism.

--SA

lida zar 2-Dec-12 1:37am

thanks anyways , but its not spam ... i'm only a student and i 'm learning from here everything ... so why u wanna ged rid of me by ur messages ... u thought only advanced program should share here ... its not square :(

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Dec-12 13:54pm

OK, right, this is not spam, but my point is: you will start getting help from questions when you realize that your previous questions were spam. You just need to start working by yourself, that's the key.
--SA

[no name] 2-Dec-12 0:55am

what you mean? will you please elaborate?

lida zar 2-Dec-12 1:18am

i mean that in a line of reading file if there was '*' character i wanna convert it to ' . ' and if there was ' . ' i wanna convert it to ' * ' ... thanks.

[no name] 2-Dec-12 2:02am

Okay lida. I think you are satisfies with solution one right? Or if you need more answer then i will post my answer. :-)

lida zar 2-Dec-12 2:08am

thanx friend i got my reply but after complete my program i ask my problem ... many thanks for ur kindness :)

[no name] 2-Dec-12 2:16am

okay thanks

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-01T18:51:00

Solution 1

C++

char convert(char input) {
    if (input == '*')
       return '.'
    else
       return input; // or something else
} // :-)

and visa versa...

—SA

Posted 1-Dec-12 18:51pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Updated 1-Dec-12 19:06pm

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lida zar 2-Dec-12 1:29am

thanx very much

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Dec-12 13:55pm

Anytime, but thing about efficiency of your questions. :-)
--SA