rewrite the code

[harimca14]

Rewrite the following function so that the following conditions are satisfied:
a. The multiplication operator ('*') is not used.
b. The division operator ('/') is not used.
c. The function does not make use of loops.
d. DO NOT use assembly
int MultiplyBy321(i nt value) {
int rslt;
rslt = value * 321;
return rslt;
}

[mattmao]

Rewrite the following function so that the following conditions are satisfied:
a. The multiplication operator ('*') is not used.
b. The division operator ('/') is not used.
c. The function does not make use of loops.
d. DO NOT use assembly
int MultiplyBy321(i nt value) {
int rslt;
rslt = value * 321;
return rslt;
}

??? where is the division operator ('/') in your sample code???

OR your meaning is to use four different approaches to do the same operation as the sample?

I am not knowing if this question comes from a textbook, anyway, I give you my stupid answer to the first one:
a. The multiplication operator ('*') is not used.

int MultiplyBy321(i nt value)
{
<spoonfeeding code removed>
weaknessforcats
}

BTW, if what you want is to satisfy all the a-d requirements, then you should wait for some real experts to answer this tricky question...

[Studlyami]

Take a look at this article its about how bit shifting can simulate multiplication
http://www.cprogrammin g.com/tips/showTip.php?tip =66&count=30&pa ge=0

[shruthibhat]

Rewrite the following function so that the following conditions are satisfied:
a. The multiplication operator ('*') is not used.
b. The division operator ('/') is not used.
c. The function does not make use of loops.
d. DO NOT use assembly
int MultiplyBy321(i nt value) {
int rslt;
rslt = value * 321;
return rslt;
}

instead of the "rslt=value*321 " one can code as
rslt=value+valu e+value........ ....so on for 321 times.......... ...... :D .

[sicarie]

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