ITOA function usage

Char * ITOA (INT value, char * string, int Radix)

Parameters (parameter description)
Value: number to be converted (value to be converted)
String: String result (Conversion Result)
Radix: Base of value; must be in the range 2-36
(Conversion base, value range: 2-36. For example, Radix = 10 indicates the base-10 format, and Radix = 8 indicates the base-8 format .)

Return Value: Same as the string parameter, which facilitates nested function calls.

Example

# I nclude <stdlib. h>
# I nclude <stdio. h>

Void main (void)
{
Char buffer [20];
Int I = 1234;

ITOA (I, buffer, 10 );
Printf ("string of integer % d (Radix 10): % s/n", I, buffer );
ITOA (I, buffer, 16 );
Printf ("string of integer % d (Radix 16): 0x % s/n", I, buffer );
ITOA (I, buffer, 2 );
Printf ("string of integer % d (Radix 2): % s/n", I, buffer );
}