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FPL Tutorial 8

This document presents a tutorial for developing a C program that converts a binary number, inputted as a string by the user, into its decimal equivalent. It includes input validation to ensure that the binary number consists only of '0's and '1's. The program is written by Yuvraj Ritesh Gawande and includes a sample code implementation.

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FPL Tutorial 8

This document presents a tutorial for developing a C program that converts a binary number, inputted as a string by the user, into its decimal equivalent. It includes input validation to ensure that the binary number consists only of '0's and '1's. The program is written by Yuvraj Ritesh Gawande and includes a sample code implementation.

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Tutorial No : 8

Tutorial Title:Develop a C program that converts a binary number (entered by the user as
a string) to its decimal equivalent. Validate the input to ensure it contains only '0's and '1's

Name:Yuvraj Ritesh Gawande

Class:ET1​ Div:ET1​ PRN No:B25ET1010​ Batch:A

Program:

#include <stdio.h>

void main()

char b[10];

int i,d=0;

printf("Enter a binary number:");

scanf("%s",b);

for(i=0;b[i]!='\0';i++)

if(b[i]!='0' && b[i]!='1')

printf("Invalid no.!!");

break;

d=d*2+(b[i]-'0');

}
if(d!=0)

printf("Decimal no. is %d !",d);

Output:

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