# include 
#include 
Int length (char []); 
Void number (char [], char []); 
Int main () 
{
[100] char a, b [100], c [100]; 
Cout<& lt;" Please enter a: "; 
Cin> a; 
Cout<& lt;" Please input b: "; 
Cin> b; 
Number (a, b); 
return 0; 
} 

Int length (char [] a) 
{
for(int i=0; i<100; I++) 
{
If (a [I]=='\ 0') 
break; 
} 
return i; 
} 

Void number (char [], a char [] b) 
{
int i; 
Int, over temp. 
Int x=length (a); 
Int y=length (b); 
Int j=x, k=y; 
If (x> Y) 
I=x; 
The else 
I=y; 
Char c [100]={0}; 
If (x==y) 
{
for(; I> 0; -- - I, j, k -) 
{
Temp=[j - 1) + b [k - 1) + over - '0'; 
C=\ [I + 1] % 10; 
Over=temp/10; 
} 
Cout<& lt; C; 
} 
Else if (x> Y) 
{
for(; I> 0; -- - I, j, k -) 
{
While (i> X, y) 
{
Temp=[j - 1) + b [k - 1) + over - '0'; 
C=\ [I + 1] % 10; 
Over=temp/10; 
} 
Temp=a [1] + over - '0'; 
C=\ [I + 1] % 10; 
Over=temp/10; 
} 
Cout<& lt; C; 
} 
The else 
{
for(; I> 0; -- - I, j, k -) 
{
While (i> X, y) 
{
Temp=[j - 1) + b [k - 1) + over - '0'; 
C=\ [I + 1] % 10; 
Over=temp/10; 
} 
Temp=b [k - 1) + over - '0'; 
C=\ [I + 1] % 10; 
Over=temp/10; 
} 
Cout<& lt; C; 
} 
} 

CodePudding user response:

Wrong too much, logic also too complicated, and error
For example,
Temp=[j - 1) + b [k - 1) + over - '0'; Want to add should actually be
Temp=[j - 1) + b [k - 1) + over - 2 x '0'