i like one minute one liners .. ;>
1)
void printlowerandupper(char c)
{
printf("%c%c", c, 'A'+(c-'a'));
}
2) use counting sort if the range is so small like this.. ( 0 to 255)
-Deva
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 3:09 AM, chethanarao <[email protected]>wrote:
> 1)Take in a single character (a-z) in lower-case and print it out,
> along with the original character, in upper-case.
> INPUT: a
> OUTPUT: aA
>
>
> 2)Read input which may consist of any number of non-negative bytes of
> values ranging from 1-255. Terminate the input by a 0.
> Print out the input bytes in ascending order, excluding the zero.
> INPUT: 43690
> OUTPUT: 3469
>
>
> Can someone solve these problems in brainfuck??
>
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