Whenever i print output in function it works but if i try to push it in the vector and print in main, it changes each value to the value of last character corresponding to input.
for example:
if input is 34
if i print output in the funtion , it prints alright
something like : dg , dh , di , eg,eh,ei , fg,fh,fi
but if i push it in vector and print it in main, it changes all the values to ‘fi’
I don;t know why it is happening.
Hey @chetan_aggarwalbX1 i got your doubt, I’ll debug your code and let you know where you are getting struct , till then you can move on to your next question 
Okay , thankyou ! and one more thing , even tho i have watched all the videos and practicing questions , i am unable to think the approach myself for recursion . I dont know what to do
I am able to think of approach , but after seeing a similar problem , not naturally
I have to see the solution or similar problem everytime
I’ll debug your code and tell you your mistake. From tht you can take reference
hey @chetan_aggarwalbX1 , I found your mistake. You have declared a global vector like :
vector<char > v;
instead of making it a char make it string and, convert your output character array into string of variable temp and then push it in vector , by doing this you will get your desired output 
Do these changes in
line number 3 : vector < string > v;
line number 17 : string p(out); v.push_back( p );
and then print it in main
the vector is of char* type , not char type!
That’s the reason it won’t work cause it’s a pointer pointing to character variable and we to store entire array not just the first letter of array
okay ! it worked . I didn’t knew it will cause problem with char* and string
Thankyou for your help.
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