Making char the letter value instead of number value

[toast9]

I made a switch statement so if the variable is a number it'd make it a letter, but when I output the answer its the number value of the letter I made it. (at least I'm assuming thats where number is coming from.)

  switch (remainder){
            case 10:
               remainder = 'A';
               break;
            case 11:
               remainder = 'B';
               break;
            case 12:
               remainder = 'c';
               break;
            case 13:
               remainder = 'D';
               break;
            case 14:
               remainder = 'E';
               break;
            case 15:
               remainder = 'F';
               break;
         }

The number I've been using ends up with 15, changing it to 'F', then is output as 70.

[whitenite1]

@toast9

The ASCII value of 'F', is 70. You probably defined remainder as in int, so, when you assign that variable to a letter, it will take that and convert it to the ASCII value. You'll probably have to create another variable, of type char, to hold the remainder value.

[fahmankhan75]

Wait...so you want to output the remainder in the screen right?...can you paste the whole code?

[toast9]

I figured it out. I made a second variable as a char to hold the letter values and kept my first (remainder) for the number values.