PROBLEM 84 Make a diagram of memory for point one. Assume that the character set in use is ASCII, in which the digits '0', '1', ..., '9', have character codes 48, 49, ..., 57. Note that isdigit returns a nonzero value if its argument is the character code for a digit, and zero otherwise. #include int s2i(char s, char e) { int r 0; while (isdigit (*s)) { r - 10 •r + *s - '0'; s++; *e- s; //-------point one return r; int main(void) { char p; int x; x - s21("135 24", &p); return 0;

PROBLEM 84 Make a diagram of memory for point one. Assume that the character set in use is ASCII, in which the digits '0', '1', ..., '9', have character codes 48, 49, ..., 57. Note that isdigit returns a nonzero value if its argument is the character code for a digit, and zero otherwise. #include int s2i(char s, char e) { int r 0; while (isdigit (s)) { r - 10 •r + s - '0'; s++; *e- s; //-------point one return r; int main(void) { char p; int x; x - s21("135 24", &p); return 0;

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