You are saving the result to a int type variable... Save it to a double/float type.
Check this:
https://www.exforsys.com/tutorials/c-...ata-types.html
Hey, i know that you can use double in java but what about an double or somthin like that in c++.
Im currently making a converter(If you can call it that) and since it is my 2nd program i find it pretty awesome.
So its like 25mm2 = 0cm2 but i want it to be
25mm2 = 0.25cm2
so what do i have to type to get that 0.25cm as an answer.
Thats my code, how can i make it so it gives me 0.25 instead of 0.Code:#include <iostream> int main() { using namespace std; int num, num2, num3 , num4, num5, mynumber; cout << "Enter the number you want to square: (im going to think that its a mm)"; cin >> num; cout << "Really? O.o you dont have the brain to square it yourself? fine than... press any key to see the answer." << endl; system("pause"); num2 = num * num; cout << " Here you go you lazy monkey: " << endl; cout << num; cout << " mm = "; cout << num2; cout << "mm2" << endl; cout << num2; cout << " mm2 = "; num3 = num2 / 100; cout << num3; cout << "cm2" << endl; cout << num3; cout << " cm2 = "; num4 = num3 / 100; cout << num4; cout << "dm2" << endl; cout << num4; cout << " dm = "; num5 = num4 / 100; cout << num5; cout << "m2" << endl; cout << num5; cout << " m2 = "; mynumber = num5 / 100; cout << mynumber; cout << "km2" << endl; system("pause"); return 0; }
Last edited by Ronon666; 06-14-2011 at 07:54 AM.
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You are saving the result to a int type variable... Save it to a double/float type.
Check this:
https://www.exforsys.com/tutorials/c-...ata-types.html
Last edited by 'Bruno; 06-14-2011 at 08:57 AM.
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Hell_Demon (06-18-2011)
i did not understand you correctly. I tried to use double instead of int but than it gave me errors
Okey thx, i tried to use it before myself but it gave me an error. Gonna see if it works now.
O.o im confused, it didnt work earlier but it did now, well i must have made a typo somewhere. mhm there are still some fails in my program, the maximum length or W/E you call that in english can be max 999mm (Gonna make it the other way so max will be 999km so its something thats worth posting)
O.o this program is a failure unless theres a way to show the correct number, (If the number is too big it shows e+ at the middle of the number deleteing some numbers from the answer)
Is there a way? since currently if i would do it with mm at the starting number the max you would be able to enter is 999 but even if i type 0.1 while km is the starting one it still shows e+ .
Last edited by Ronon666; 06-14-2011 at 09:29 AM.
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That would create a program that could convert feet into meters, thats pretty easy to create, and a good example of Double, if you can see I used Double instead of int for ammount of feet like 4.9, 4.5 feet etc...Code:#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main () { double f; double m; cout << "Enter the length in feet: "; cin >> f; // thats reading the number of f (feet) m = f / 3.28; // "converting" (soz my english is bad haha) cout << f << " feet is " << m << "meters."; return 0; }
So thats how you use double, and already gave a good example of a simple conversation for you so this could help in your program..
Sorry for syntax errors if you get cause im not coding in c++ anymore, im using Java.
Also sory for spelling errors cause my english is not sooooo good.
Dude. this thread is like OLD. I have advanced alot further than this. now i need help with other problems xD.
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