HOW DO I TURN INTEGER # TO A CHARACTER LIKE A???

wat
for that program you didn't need to "turn it" into a char, just return a different char based on the int value
my program should have worked but maybe it was a diff version of fortran

heres the error i get

assigning a character expression to an integer value is not allowed

and i forgot what you sent me, i deleted it like a nub

was it

= char(A) ?

This post was edited by garbo on Nov 6 2011 01:56pm

are you doing something like int a = char b??
are you trying to switch an int to a char/string straight up or are you trying to deal with a character based on its lexicographic ASCII-based value?

yes integer so a grade # into a grade letter

thats odd, shouldnt have gotten an error like that.. you weren't assigning a char value to an int variable

number grade from 0-100 to A,b,c,d,f

pretty much i need to assign

0-59 to F
60-69 to D
70-79 to C
80-89 to B
90-100 to A

This post was edited by garbo on Nov 6 2011 02:18pm

you need to assign the whole range of values to the letter?
what exactly are you doing?

you could have an array for each grade to contain the entire range of values and then check each letter grade for the percentage grade that you receive

or you could just umbrella some if statements like:

its structured in a case construct which is in a function

it needs to return son
plus its in fortran so its odd