How to make the line to be constant? use wat code??
my output for my assignment was :
My problem is wat code sholud i put so that tat whole vetical line would not move? becuz if i enter in a digit for example basic income, if i enter 60000, then the line "|" will move to the right, how to make it goes constant?
Secondly, my assignment was to set a round-up figure for the commission ,
,does anyone knows the source code to set in as example 1005.36 >(round up to)1005.40(rounded to next ten cents). Aynbody can tell me the source code for it? i need it very urgently.. tq..
My problem is wat code sholud i put so that tat whole vetical line would not move? becuz if i enter in a digit for example basic income, if i enter 60000, then the line "|" will move to the right, how to make it goes constant?
Secondly, my assignment was to set a round-up figure for the commission ,
,does anyone knows the source code to set in as example 1005.36 >(round up to)1005.40(rounded to next ten cents). Aynbody can tell me the source code for it? i need it very urgently.. tq..
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The first question I cannot answer because I cannot understand it. You posted no output, sorry.
The second question has a resounding yes answer. We do (or at least I) know how to do that and we (or I) know how to put in in C++.
The third question has a resounding no answer. We (and I mean we) cannot and will not give you the source code, as it is against the forum's socially determined code of conduct.
I will give you a hint and say that you can use ceil(). Multiply your decimal by 10, use ceil(), and divide it by ten again. But you knew that from another thread, right?
-Albatross
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The first question I cannot answer because I cannot understand it. You posted no output, sorry.
The second question has a resounding yes answer. We do (or at least I) know how to do that and we (or I) know how to put in in C++.
The third question has a resounding no answer. We (and I mean we) cannot and will not give you the source code, as it is against the forum's socially determined code of conduct.
I will give you a hint and say that you can use ceil(). Multiply your decimal by 10, use ceil(), and divide it by ten again. But you knew that from another thread, right?
-Albatross
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Ha I like that! Power to the people!! :)
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