How to modify ASCII with prime numbers C program -


here's program asks user enter line of text , shows ascii code it's associated with, , after modifies ascii code adding plus 1 i, , prints out new character associated new ascii code.

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <ctype.h> #include <string.h>  int main() {     char s[ 70 ]; // define character array of size 70     size_t i; // loop counter      // use gets text user     puts( "enter line of text: \a\n" );     fgets( s, 70, stdin );      // convert each character ascii , output     puts("\n ascii code characters \n");     ( = 0; s[ ] != '\0'; ++i )     {         printf(" %c:%d",(s[ ]),(s[ ]));     } // end  uppercase ascii      // convert each character modified ascii , output     puts( "\nthe line modified progressively higher ascii:\n" );     ( = 0; s[ ] != '\0'; ++i )     {         printf( "%c", ( s[ ] + (i+1)) );     } // end modified characters      puts("");     printf( " \n modified  ascii code entered string \n\n\a");     ( = 0; s[ ] != '\0'; ++i )     {         printf( " %c:%d",(s[ ] + (i+1)),(s[ ] +(i+1)));     } // end  modified ascii code     printf( "\n \t final value of loop variable 'i' is:%d\n", i);     puts( "" );     system("pause"); } 

i'm having difficulty modifying ascii code , characters change first 7 prime numbers 2,3,5...17 , after first 7 prime numbers go in reverse 17,13,11,7,...2. after first loop g has ascii code 103, modified ascii code 105 , new letter i. can me out?

start declaring array storing pattern (primes, in ascending order , descending order, in such way reducing modulo arrays size cause cycle). example:

unsigned int prime[] = { 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 13, 11, 7, 5, 3 }; 

now, rather adding (i + 1) each character in loop, you'll want add prime[i % (sizeof prime / sizeof *prime)]. example:

for (i = 0; s[i] != '\0'; i++) {      putchar(s[i] + prime[i % (sizeof prime / sizeof *prime)]); } 

p.s. technically, it's not required ascii. think of way: c , ascii go coffee , cows milk. people love it, use coconut milk or cream instead.


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