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natarajanibm
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| input:- A 10 20 30 40 B 5 7 10 14 C 8 12 14 16.... output:- A = 100,B=36,C=50. Here spaces are considered between numbers. When we give input as above, the numbers should be added n displayed.So please help me out |
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expat
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| HOMEWORK ??? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Other than having someone write this for you, what help are you looking for?
What have you done so far? Where are you stuck? |
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smijoss
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look at the STRING function in COBOL
in case you want to process 1 field at a time, you could use
STRING WITH POINTER CLAUSE
but your title seems confusing
" How to elimate space in fle "
could you explain it in better way |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| smijoss wrote: |
| look at the STRING function in COBOL |
more likely UNSTRING into n-number of char fields,
where n = length of input / 2 (1 for the char, 1 for the space)
then all the char fields defined in a table,
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move spaces to display-key
perform varying index
IF field(index) NUMERIC
then
add field(index) to display-counter
else
if display-key > spaces
display display-key display-counter
end-if
move field(index) to display-key
move zero to display-counter
end-if
end-perform
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