Limitations of a variable

[Wilbur]

Here's my problem : entering a whole number by a user through the beta function scanf and I'd like to check if the user enters a number on the interval of values that an integer can hold. Basically, if it does not exceed the limits.

  # include <stdio.h> 

  int main (void) 
  ( 
    int count = 0; 

    scanf ( "% i", & number); 

    return 0; 
  )

[Zecho]

You get the number as a string, then you use the function to convert this string to int :

# include <errno.h> 
  # include <stdlib.h> 
  # include <stdio.h> 

  sa_int int (void) 
  ( 
     int val; 
     char str [100]; 
     do 
     ( 
        scanf ( "% s", str); 
        errno = 0; 
        Str = val (str, NULL, 10); 
     ) 
     while (errno == One) 
   
     return val; 
  )

[Walby]

Check this example :

# include <stdio.h> 

  int main (void) 
  ( 
    int count = 0; 

    if (scanf ( "% i", & number)! = 1) 
        puts ( "Must enter an integer"); 
    if (count> 100 | | number <2) 
        puts ( "Not a good interval"); 

    return 0; 
  )

[Aberto]

Probably the most accurate way in C is to use the floor function. You need to include <math> to use it for example :

 float z = 5.6789;
// z * 101 = 567.89
//568.89 + 0.5 = 569.39
//floor(569.39) = 569
//569 / 100 = 5.69
z = floor(z*100+.05)/100;