How to format output to look like barcode

[123scope]

hey readers, can you please tell me how to write a c program which looks something like this.

./task.c
part 1Enter barcode (input): 9300605048577

part 2 prints:- Barcode is 930-060504-857-7

i know how to do part 1 but i need help with part 2. how can i make the inputed barcode print like shown above in part 2.
thx

[whodgson]

what controls the position of the - operator?

[donbock]

Convert your example input into your example output with pencil and paper. How did you do it?

[123scope]

i am talking about doing this in C complier. i cant use any strings etc. its just integers.

[jkmyoung]

What donbock really means is: Give us the algorithm. We don't know about the format of your barcode so we're liable to come up with something like:
9-30060504857-7 or
9300-6050-4857-7 or
9300-60504-8577

You're going to have problems, if you can't use strings. The maximum value most compliers take for an int is 4294967296, which is significantly smaller.

I suggest you either read it character by character, or as a string line.

[donbock]

I would like you to try this with pencil and paper for a few cases. Doing so should make the necessary algorithm obvious. Then you can write your C code.

[123scope]

ok i did it on paper, but i think i have a problem typing the right commands.
and buy the way i can use long integer to input and processes longer numbers.
i prefer to use basic operators while writing this program, cant use string, arrays or functions.

[jkmyoung]

Is it possible for you to type out the work? Help us, help you.

You probably need a modulus operator. %

Eg. Take long num = 123456,
To get 12:
num / 10000;
To get 3:
(num / 1000) % 10;
To get 45:
(num /10) % 100;