Can't find/don't know my error

[Anon1010]

#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;
int main()


{
    int feet;
    float meters;

    for (feet=1; feet<=100; feet ++)

    cout<< feet << " feet is " << meters= feet/3.28;

    return 0;



}

I want to create a conversion table

[Intrexa]

Several. First, and most important, is that when you create a thread asking for help, make sure to explain what exactly is going wrong.

To make the compiler error go away, replace cout<< feet << " feet is " << meters= feet/3.28; with cout<< feet << " feet is " << (meters= feet/3.28);, you need to make it clear that the whole thing is 1 expression.

Next, you have a useless variable, you put information into meters, but you never read from it, that line would be identical to cout<< feet << " feet is " << feet/3.28;

Moving on, you are missing either an endl or \n to make it not display on 1 line.

Finally, your math is wrong.

[Anon1010]

Ok, thanks; how is the maths wrong?

[Anon1010]

I've got the table without changing the maths, and it appears to be correct.

[Intrexa]

A meter is longer then a foot.

[LB]

Intrexa, I too am confused by how his math is wrong. 1 foot = 0.3048 meters, thus 1 meter = 3.28 feet

[Anon1010]

Then the calculation is correct.


100 feet is 30.48

[Intrexa]

Ah ha ha I am so terrible at life.

Wow, disregard