//Name: Jonathan Linder
//Date: January 31, 2006
//Class: ECE 222
//Section: 001
//Professor: Dr. Hoover
//Purpose: To write a program that does simple binary math.
/*The user inputs a string (ex: 10010101+1110010) and the program will separate the string into 3 parts.  The first part being the first number.  The second part being one of four operators(+ - * /), and the third part being the last number.  Once the string is broken into 3 parts the numbers are converted into decimal and then the calculations are made.  The final answer is then converted back into binary and displayed for the user to see*/

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int main(){
	
	int  i;
	char input[50];
	char first[14];
	char second[14];
	
	printf("\nPlease input your string in this format with no spaces, brackets, parenthesis, commans, colons, semi-colons or any other seperations that you can think of.\n");
	printf("Format: (binary #1)(logic operater(+ - * /))(binary #2)\n");
	printf("Input: ");
	scanf("%s", &input);

	

	i=0;
	for(i=0; i<=strlen(input); i++){
		if (input[i]=='1' || input[i]=='0'){
			first[i]=input[i];
			}
		else{ 
			printf("Your operation %s is not in the specified form!\n", input);
			continue;
			}
		}
	printf("First binary number: %s\n", first);
return 0;
}