Ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands in language C

Language

C
Description

It separates ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands from a four-digit user input.

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#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

int main (void)

{

    int four_digit_number, hundreds, ones, tens, thousands;

    printf ("Enter the value of four digit number: ");

    scanf ("%d", &four_digit_number);

    (void) getchar ();

    ones=four_digit_number%10;

    tens=four_digit_number%100-ones;

    hundreds=four_digit_number%1000-tens-ones;

    thousands=(four_digit_number%10000-hundreds-tens-ones)/1000;

    hundreds=hundreds/100;

    tens=tens/10;

    printf ("Value of hundreds: %d\n", hundreds);

    printf ("Value of ones: %d\n", ones);

    printf ("Value of tens: %d\n", tens);

    printf ("Value of thousands: %d\n", thousands);

    putchar ('\n');

    system ("pause");

    return EXIT_SUCCESS;

}