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int atoi( char* pStr ) aha:!
problem: write the definition for this function without using any built-in functions. if pStr is null, return 0. if pStr contains non-numeric characters, either return 0 (ok) or return the number derived so far (better) (e.g. if its "123A", then return 123). assume all numbers are positive. plus or minus signs can be considered non-numeric characters. in order to solve this program, the programmer must understand the difference between the integer 0 and the character '0', and how converting '0' to an int, will not result in 0. in other words, they have to understand what ascii is all about.
solution: atoi
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