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What do the functions atoi(), itoa() and gcvt() do

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What do the functions atoi(), itoa() and gcvt() do
posted Dec 3, 2013 by Prachi Agarwal

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atoi()-is used for convert string to integer.
itoa()-is used for convert integer to string.
gcvt()-is used for convert double to string.

answer Dec 3, 2013 by Giri Prasad
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atoi() is a macro that converts integer to character.
itoa() It converts an integer to string
gcvt() It converts a floating point number to string

answer Dec 4, 2013 by Neeraj Pandey
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