Lab 4 0-30

 The way to increment the program to output up to 30 was actually much more complex than I initially thought as ascii conversion method that we used by adding 48 to the numbers after the value of 9 stops working as it will output a different value. My solution to this was to split up two digit values into tens and ones and convert each of them individually. 















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