[jilawatan]

write a program in C++ to output complete set of small english alphabets by using for loop statement.Deired output should be as follows:
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.

[chris772]

Don't double post. We don't just give you code, you need to try it yourself and then we can help you with any errors or problems you have. Try using an array of letters and increment...

[no2pencil]

Stuff your string into an array & loop through it.

** hint, there are twenty six letters in the alphabet.

Let us know if you have any questions, or run into any bumps.

[IngeniousHax]

Or, really show off to your teacher and make a simple calculation as to what the letters equate to in ASCII and than have those numbers converted into letters and use a for loop to get all the letters. Not too difficult, just try it out.

[no2pencil]

That's a much better idea

[IngeniousHax]

Indeed, much can be taught through sucha simple program. My teacher had us build a program that ran through the printable ASCII characters. Something like 128 characters I think...Not too sure. And print the corresponding number on the left....It was neat, yet at the time was frustrating since I didn't know anything about anything.

[KYA]

I want to say 32 - 76, but that's probably wrong and off the top of my head.

[no2pencil]

Off the top of my head I think it's 48 through... ? That's the main reason I still have a DOS book at my office. They were always good for having ascii charts in the back.

[KYA]

Shit, we're way off if we're assuming lowercase

http://www.asciichart.com/

[no2pencil]

Doh... I was thinking the numbers 1 though 9. Geez-low-eeze.

[Pijuvwy]

no2pencil, on 19 May, 2009 - 08:56 PM, said:

Doh... I was thinking the numbers 1 though 9. Geez-low-eeze.

97 to 122 I think.

[BlakeJustBlake]

Much easier idea: make a char that is equal to 'a', then put it through a for loop that goes 26 times and each time output the char, then increment the char.

[IngeniousHax]

Yeah, if ya wanna make it all easy and such. LoL. That's what makes programming entertaining. All the different ways you can do things.

The ASCII chart is 128 characters long...0-127. I was saying I had to print out the entire printable ascii chart for one of my projects, not just the alphabet.

This post has been edited by IngeniousHax: 19 May 2009 - 11:04 PM

[BlakeJustBlake]

Then you'd set the char to '\x0' and then increment it 128 times.

[IngeniousHax]

;; You and your quick solutions.