Validate input numbers in C++

How validate input numbers in c++

Example:

int a;

printf("Number: ");
scanf("%i", &a);
if (a is number) {
}printf("a is number);
else{
printf("a is not a number);
}


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Thanks!!

I don't know if this helps you, but anyway, a header file, ctype.h/cctype.h includes several functions to determine if the input are numbers or not.....

take a look at msdn for more info.

To see if a is a number use
is...(a)

for example:

if(isdigit(a))
cout << a << " is a digit";


hope this helps!

Thanks I help myself much!!!!!

ok....

Or you could try something like:

PHP Code:

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char one = '1', nine = '9';

if ((a > (int)nine) || (a < (int)one))
    printf("That is not a number\n"); 


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Those variables are there because I don't know the ASCII value of the characters. But, it should give you an idea.

Most implementations of C, C++ have an is_numeric macro

Here is one just for numbers, no + - or . chars:

#define is_numeric(x) ((char)x >47 && (char)x < 58 )

Code:

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int check_num(char *s){
  int i;
  char *buf;
  buf=s;
  for(;;){
      if(!is_numeric(*buf) return 0;  // handle null strings
      if(*buf==0x0) return 1;
      buf++;
  }
  // with well-formed string we should never get here
}

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Most implementations of C, C++ have an is_numeric macro

Here is one just for numbers, no + - or . chars:

#define is_numeric(x) ((char)x >47 && (char)x < 58 )

Code:

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int check_num(char *s){
  int i;
  char *buf;
  buf=s;
  for(;;){
      if(!is_numeric(*buf) return 0;  // handle null strings
      if(*buf==0x0) return 1;
      buf++;
  }
  // with well-formed string we should never get here
}

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