MUST BE IN C++!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Since communication channels are often noisy, num

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MUST BE IN C++!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Since communication channels are often noisy, numerous ways have
been devised to ensure reliable data transmission. One successful
method uses a checksum. A checksum for a message can be computed by
summing the integer codes of the characters in the message and
finding the remainder of this sum divided by 64. The integer code
for a space character is added to this result to obtain the
checksum. Since this value is within the range of the displayable
characters, it is displayed as a character as well. Write a program
that accepts single-line messages ending with a period and displays
the checksum character for each message. Your program should
continue displaying checksums until the user enters a line with
only a period.

Explanation / Answer

#include <stdio.h>

int main ()

{

while(1)

{

       char str[50] = {0};

       int num = 0;

       char final_val;

       printf("Line: "); // Request Line

       scanf("%s", str); // Read in Line

       int i;

        for (i = 0; i<=49; i++)

       {

               num+=str[i];

       }

       num = num%64;

       final_val = num;

       num = 0;

       printf(" Checksum: %c", final_val);

       printf(" ");

        return(0);

}

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