print char os string?

[ibm5155]

Hey guys, so i´m doing a function that print strings and chars, but i note that strings have a strange int value (at least for me), like the first string if you show the integrer value it´s 0, the second is 0 the third is 2...

write("test");//it´s going to print on screen test
write('C');//it´s going to print on screen C

i tryed this for solve the problem

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function void write (int value)
{
if(value>=32)
{
print(c:value);
}
else print(s:value);
}

but some times some strings got bigger than 31 o_o...

Here´s my question, how to solve that problem, if you use a string it prints a string and if it´s a char it prints a char...?

[randi]

You need to add another parameter to your function to tell it whether you're printing a string or a character. As far as ACS is concerned, they are both just numbers. It's the c: and the s: in the print statement that tell it how to interpret them.