Answer Posted / senthil

char num[10];

printf ("Enter the number: ");
gets(num);
printf("Entered number = %s\n", num);

if (strlen(num) != 4) // check for 4 digit including NULL
{
printf("Error: number not 4 digit");
}
else
{
printf("\ndifference = %d", (num[0]&0x0F) - (num[1]&0x0F) - (num[2]&0x0F) - (num[3]&0x0F));
}

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