Assignment #2 Character processing

Suppose that character ‘a’ represents number 0, ‘b’ represents 1, …, and ‘j’ stands for 9. Then number 23 can be represented as “”cd”. Program a function int StrangeMultiplication(char* m, char* n), which receives two strings m and n in this notation and print out m*n in this notation. For example StrangeMultiplication(“bc”, “de”) prints “eai” to the console. The main program will be given at the oral test.

Oral Test: on March 13.

The following program may be useful for this program assignment.

#include <stdio.h>

void main() {
int count;
char myString[BUFSIZ];

printf(”Input a string: “);
scanf(”%s”, myString);

count=0;
while(myString[count]!=’\0’) {
putchar(myString[count]);
count=count+1;
}

putchar(’\n’);
printf(”length of string: %d\n”,count);
}

* 3/9 Modifed : ‘i’ stands for 9 => ‘j’ stands for 9, prints “eah” => prints “eai”

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