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Make an algorithm that calculates and writes a table of centigrade against degrees Farenheit, ranging from 50 to 150 of 1 in 1 I found the solution in C not in C++,
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
for (float F = 50; F < 150; F++) {
float Ce;
Ce = (5 / 9) * (F - 32);
cout << "\nFarenheit " << F << "\nCentigrados " << Ce;
}
}
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When dividing an integer by an integer, the result will also be an integer. That is, if you divide 5 by 9, being both integers, you will have 0 as the whole part of the actual result. Thus, regardless of the value of F, you will always multiply by zero, which justifies your output being always zero.
If you need a real division, use at least one of the operands as real.
C = (5.0/9)*(F-32)
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for (float F = 50; F > 150; F++), whyF > 150?– Woss
It’s to make a sequence
– cristovanlopes
Exactly, but why did you put in
forF > 150? You know how theforand what is each parameter?– Woss
Repeat until F is greater than 150
– cristovanlopes
What do I know little
– cristovanlopes
The syntax of
forshould be read as "repeat while"– Woss
So the right one is F<150
– cristovanlopes
worked out that part, the problem now is the centigrados
– cristovanlopes
Farenheit 50 Centigrados 0 Farenheit 51 Centigrados 0 Farenheit 52 Centigrados 0
– cristovanlopes