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<0> void conversion(float input) { float yard = floor(input/NUMBER_OF_INCHES_IN_A_YARD); /* ... */ }
<1> sk8ing, mata e o vaca :)
<1> oh, guess he was just returning from a split, heheh
<0> int feet = floor((input - (yard * NUMBER_OF_INCHES_IN_A_YARD))/NUMBER_OF_INCHES_IN_A_FOOT)
<2> gah
<0> the floor function, well, "florrs" a value to the greatest posible integer value.
<2> i don't understand the synta.
<2> syntax
<2> very frustrating
<2> was anyone else this frustrated when they started C++?
<0> Possibly.
<2> lol.
<2> basically I have everything on float still
<2> i dont know how to properly convert it through that webpage.
<2> and my jack*** teacher didn't bother to explain this crap
<2> beautiful.
<2> I have everything working well up to the actual conversions to yards feet and inches
<2> the conversion to inches from centimeters works correctly.
<2> now it's just the last part.
<2> I tried using an if statement
<2> if (inchesconverted<12);
<2> cout<<inchesconverted<<" is how many inches you have total.">>endl;
<2> but that's erroring terribly.
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