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	    C++ atol() function: Here, we are going to learn about the atol() function with example of cstdlib header in C++ programming language.
	    
		    Submitted by IncludeHelp, on May 26, 2020
	    
    
    C++ atol() function
    atol() function is a library function of cstdlib header. It is used to convert the given string value to the integer value. It accepts a string containing an integer (integral) number and returns its long integer value.
    
    Syntax
    Syntax of atol() function:
    C++11:
long int atol (const char * str);
    Parameter(s)
    
        - str – represents a string containing an integer (integral) number.
 
    
    
    Return value
    The return type of this function is long int, it returns the long integer converted value.
    
    Sample Input and Output
Input:
str = "123";
Function call:
atol(str);
Output:
123
    Example
    C++ code to demonstrate the example of atol() function:
// C++ code to demonstrate the example of
// atol() function
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <string.h>
using namespace std;
// main() section
int main()
{
    char str[50];
    strcpy(str, "123");
    cout << "atol(\"" << str << "\"): " << atol(str) << endl;
    strcpy(str, "-123");
    cout << "atol(\"" << str << "\"): " << atol(str) << endl;
    strcpy(str, "0");
    cout << "atol(\"" << str << "\"): " << atol(str) << endl;
    strcpy(str, "1234567");
    cout << "atol(\"" << str << "\"): " << atol(str) << endl;
    strcpy(str, "12345678");
    cout << "atol(\"" << str << "\"): " << atol(str) << endl;
    strcpy(str, "-12345678");
    cout << "atol(\"" << str << "\"): " << atol(str) << endl;
    return 0;
}
Output
atol("123"): 123
atol("-123"): -123
atol("0"): 0
atol("1234567"): 1234567
atol("12345678"): 12345678
atol("-12345678"): -12345678
    Reference: C++ atol() function
    
    
  
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