Introduction to the design of NetEase cloud Classroom-C language _ Fourth week: Cyclic control _2 integer

2 read integers (5 points)

Topic content:

Your program is going to read an integer in the range [ -100000,100000]. Then, use Hanyu Pinyin to output each bit of this integer.

If you enter 1234, the output:

1. Yi er san si

Note that there is a space between the pinyin for each word, but there is no space behind the last word. When a negative number is encountered, add "fu" at the beginning of the output, such as the 2341 output as:

1. Fu er san si yi

Input format:

An integer that ranges from [ -100000,100000].

Output format:

The pinyin that represents each digit of the integer, with a space separating the pinyin for each digit, and no space at the end.

Input Sample:

-30

Sample output:

Fu San Ling

time limit: 500ms memory limit: 32000kb

1#include <stdio.h>2#include <math.h>3 Main ()4 {5     intx;6scanf"%d", &x);7     intCNT =0;8     intT;9     inty;Ten  One     if(X <0) A     { -t =-x; -     } the     Elset =x; -      -      Do -     { +t = t/Ten; -cnt++; +} while(T >0); A      aty = Pow (Ten, (CNT-1)); -      -     if(X <0) -     { -printf"Fu"); -t =-x; in     } -     Elset =x; to      +      Do -     { the         Switch(t/y) *         { $          Case 0:p rintf ("Ling"); Break;Panax Notoginseng          Case 1:p rintf ("Yi"); Break; -          Case 2:p rintf ("er"); Break; the          Case 3:p rintf ("San"); Break; +          Case 4:p rintf ("si"); Break; A          Case 5:p rintf ("Wu"); Break; the          Case 6:p rintf ("Liu"); Break; +          Case 7:p rintf ("Qi"); Break; -          Case 8:p rintf ("BA"); Break; $          Case 9:p rintf ("JIU"); Break; $         } -         if(Y >9) -         { theprintf" "); -         }Wuyit = t%y; they = y/Ten; -} while(Y >0); Wu}

Introduction to the design of NetEase cloud Classroom-C language _ Fourth week: Cyclic control _2 integer