Reputation: 43
I'd like to ask if it's possible to do something like this: For example I have a string B with text and I wrote a code like this:
puts("Enter the number of character in string B:");
gets(number);
I would like that a program would print a character that user has entered. For example
char B[] = {"Shop"};
user entered 4 and computer prints p character. I think this should look like:
char b[number];
printf("%s", b);
But it doesn't work. I hope that you will understand what I want to do. Sorry, for my English. Still learning.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 107
Reputation: 1432
Try this:
if ((number <= strlen(B)) && (number >= 1))
printf("%c", B[number - 1]);
else
printf("Entered number: %d : is out of range\n", number);
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 267
Regard to Joe`s answer:
Do not forget to check negative value:
if (number <= strlen(B) && unmber>=0)
printf("%c", B[number - 1]);
else
printf("Entered number: %d : is out of range\n", number);
Upvotes: 2