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miss Akunina [59]
2 years ago
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use c , c, java or python (any one) programming language for the following programming exercises. do not call built-in library f

unctions that accomplish these tasks automatically. (examples are sprintf and sscanf from the standard c library.) write a function that receives a string containing a 32-bit hexadecimal integer. the function must return the decimal integer value of the hexadecimal integer. demonstrate your function with a driver program.
Computers and Technology
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Karo-lina-s [1.5K]2 years ago
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A function that receives a string containing a 32-bit hexadecimal integer. the function must return the decimal integer value of the hexadecimal integer.

<h3>The C++ Program</h3>

#include<iostream>

#include <cstring>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

int getDecimalForm(string);

int main() {

 // string binary;

 // Reads both 0 and B as int 48 while B should be

 string hexadecimal = "01F12EBA";

 int decimalForm;

 int re = hexadecimal[0], te = hexadecimal[1];

 /*cout << "Input an eight digit binary string of 1s and 0s to find the integer

 value in decimal form:\n"; cin >> binary;

 // Input validation

 while (binary.size() != 8 || ((binary[0] != '0' && binary[0] != '1')

 || (binary[1] != '0' && binary[1] != '1') || (binary[2] != '0' && binary[2] !=

 '1')

 || (binary[3] != '0' && binary[3] != '1') || (binary[4] != '0' && binary[4] !=

 '1')

 || (binary[5] != '0' && binary[5] != '1') || (binary[6] != '0' && binary[6] !=

 '1')

 || (binary[7] != '0' && binary[7] != '1')))

 {

 cout << "Input a valid eight digit binary string of only ones and zeros\n";

 cin >> binary;

 }*/

 cout << "The 32-bit binary integer value is " << hexadecimal << endl;

 cout << re << " " << te << " " << hexadecimal[0] - 55 << endl;

 decimalForm = getDecimalForm(hexadecimal);

 cout << endl

      << decimalForm << " is the same integer value expressed in decimal form";

}

// a function in C++ that receives a string containing a 16 - bit binary integer

int getDecimalForm(string hStr) {

 int value, num = 1, total = 0, exponent = 0;

 // Made adding happen starting from the right side

 for (int i = (hStr.size() - 1); i >= 0; i--) {

   if ('0' <= hStr[i] <= '9') {

     cout << hStr[i] << " cat\n";

    if (exponent != 0) {

       for (int j = 0; j < exponent; j++) {

         num *= 16;

       }

     }

     value = num * (hStr[i] - 48);

   }

   if ('A' <= hStr[i] <= 'F') {

     cout << hStr[i] << " dog\n";

     if (exponent != 0) {

       for (int j = 0; j < exponent; j++) {

         num *= 16;

       }

     }

     value = num * (hStr[i] - 55);

   }

   // Keep adding the value of the binary integer

   total += value;

   num = 1;

   exponent++;

 }

 return total;

}


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