Distance Traveled

[computerdude87]

n/a

[Azagaros]

The simple answer is the location of the return 0, which is in the while loop and needs to be on the outside.

[computerdude87]

n/a

[anonymous23323124]

One suggestion for general improvement - unless you haven't been specifically asked for a homework assignment to use int variables, you might be better off using double variables, to allow non integer values of user input.

[anonymous23323124]

Ah. This is because you are multiplying vehicleSpeed by travelTime, which does not change. I assume you want to multiply it my numCount, which is the variable which increases up to travelTime.

Also, forget my previous post about doubles, I didn't realise you wanted to do this looping thing and it won't work with that.

[Disch]

I think we should start a policy that deleting your posts after you get an answer is a bannable offense.

Not like it would matter though, since these people will probably never show their face here again anyway. Probably just some homework problem.

[Albatross]

Or how about just preventing new users from removing characters from their posts?

-Albatross

[PanGalactic]

Many forums do not allow editing of posts at all.

[exiledAussie]

Strange - Why would someone erase their post after an answer?
I don't think that a policy banning editing is a good idea - I've often had to quickly edit my posts to make them easier to understand or answer!

[D80DSL3A]

Why would someone erase their post after an answer?
Removing evidence perhaps?
OP may fear that his teacher would find the thread.

[Disch]

Yeah that's probably what he was thinking, but it's crap.

There's no solutions posted here so I don't see what the problem could possibly be. Any teacher that discourages independent research should not be teaching.

[filipe]

I think disallowing editing for the first n posts would be a nice solution. Editing is convenient but it's never a necessity. You can always write another post.

[zb0S216C]

OP may fear that his teacher would find the thread

Even if his/her teacher found the thread, they would never know who is behind the account.

[Disch]

If he posted his code, the teacher would be able to figure it out.

But I agree it's a longshot and a teacher wouldn't care anyway.