5. Write a function to convert a integer to hexidecimal. Do not use the Python hex function (i.e. hexnumber = hex(number)) to convert the number, instead write your own unique version (i.e. MYHEX: hexnumber = MYHEX(number)). Your function should not use any Python functions like hex, dec, oct, bin or any other Python functions or modules. Functions, like Python ORD, can be used to convert a string to a integer.

5. Write a function to convert a integer to hexidecimal. Do not use the Python hex function (i.e. hexnumber = hex(number)) to convert the number, instead write your own unique version (i.e. MYHEX: hexnumber = MYHEX(number)). Your function should not use any Python functions like hex, dec, oct, bin or any other Python functions or modules. Functions, like Python ORD, can be used to convert a string to a integer.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

Section6.3: Returning Multiple Value

Problem 4E

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