Divide decimal to octal by 8 to get the remainder.
For example, 562 1 is converted to octal.
8|562 1
702-5 First place (unit)
87-6 second place
10-7 third place
1-2 fourth place
The final octal number: 127658.
The following is written according to the above rules:
# contains "stdio.h"
void main()
{
int a，b，c，d，i=0，j，num = 0；
Printf ("Please enter a decimal number: \ t");
scanf("%d "，& ampa)； //Assignment is the number you enter.
b = a % 8； //Ask for the number of people.
And (! (a/8== 1)) // Stop the loop when A is divisible by 8.
{
i++； //every cycle I plus 1.
a = a/8； //Divide by 8 and get the quotient at one time.
c = a % 8； //Modulus, both of which are residues.
for(j = 0； J< me; J++) // Calculate the number of digits entered.
{
d = c * 10； //Multiply by 10 once every period.
}
mun = mun+d；
}
mun = mun+b；
Printf ("Decimal to octal number is %d", mun);
}
Not necessarily right, this is the general idea, you may have to debug yourself if you have any problems!
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