Let's look at this program that counts the number of digits in the integer number. How can there be a problem ~~ Thank

appler

#include <stdio.h>
int main ()
{
  int ri, repeat;
    int count;
      long in;
int countdigit (long number, int digit);

scanf ("% d",&repeat);
for (ri = 1; ri <= repeat; ri ++) {
scanf ("% ld",&in);
count = countdigit (in, 2);
printf ("count =% d\n", count);
}
}
int countdigit (long number, int digit)
{

int a, t, count, count1, i;
count = 1; count1 = 0;
while ((t = number / 10)! = 0)
count ++;
for (i = 1; i <= count; i ++)
{a = number;
for (; a> 0; a / = 10)
(if (a% 10 == 2)
count1 ++;}}
return count1;}

orangedj

while((t=number/10)!=0)
    count++;
//Infinite loop

appler

Sorry, I know what is wrong.

squallxuk

lz logical ability expressed doubt. . . . The function should be changed (too many useless variables...):
int countdigit(long number, int digit)
{
long a;
int count;
    for(count=0,a=number;a>0;a/=10)
    {
if(a%10==digit)
count++;
     }
return count;
}

aya594420

Can't you write like this
1+rand()%2