Value is incorrect??

I am very new to this.. Tried to do some tutorials. Here's what i did.. No errors found on the coding but errors on the values. Can anyone tell me what did i missed?

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
int main ()
{
	clrscr ();
	printf ("House Price: 250000");

	int a,b,c,d;
	a = 250000.0;
	b = .05;
	c = a * b;
	d = a - c;
	printf ("\nBumiputra Price: %d",&d);

	int e,f,g,h;
	e = 250000.0;
	f = .10;
	g = e * f;
	h = e - g;
	printf ("\nDown Payment: %d",&g);

	printf ("\n");
	printf ("\nTotal House Price");

	int i,j;
	i = d - g;
	printf ("\nBumiputra:%d",&i);
	j = a - g;
	printf ("\nNon-Bumiputra:%d",&j);

	printf ("\n");
	printf ("\nMonthly Instalment (20 years)");

	int k,l,m;
	k = 240;
	l = i / k;
	printf ("\nBumiputra: %d",&l);
	m = j / k;
	printf ("\nNon-Bumiputra:%d",&m);

	getch ();
	return 0;
}

same problem here.. =|

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
main ()
{
	clrscr ();
	int a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k,l;
	printf ("Key in your Basic Salary:",&a);
	scanf ("%d",&a);
	b = 0.11;
	c = a * b;
	printf ("\nEPF:%d",&c);
	d = 0.05;
	e = a * d;
	printf ("\nSOCSO:%d",&d);

	printf ("\n");
	printf ("\nKey in your overtime:",&e);
	scanf ("%d",&e);
	f = 6;
	g = e * f;
	printf ("Overtime payment:%d",&g);
	printf ("\nKey in your travel distance:",&h);
	scanf ("%d",&h);
	i = 0.5;
	j = h * i;
	printf ("Travel allowance:%d",&j);
	printf ("\nMedical claim (Type 0 if none):",&k);
	scanf ("%d",&k);
	l = a + g + j + k - c - d;
	printf ("\nTotal salary:%d",&l);

	getch ();
	return 0;
}

Integers cannot have fractional values... they are whole numbers only.

int a = 10 ... valid
int a = 0.5 ... invalid

Thank you. =)

Originally Posted by CommonTater

Integers cannot have fractional values... they are whole numbers only.

int a = 10 ... valid
int a = 0.5 ... invalid

Code:

printf ("\nBumiputra Price: %d",&d);
...
printf ("\nDown Payment: %d",&g);
...
printf ("\nBumiputra:%d",&i);
...
printf ("\nNon-Bumiputra:%d",&j);
...
printf ("\nBumiputra: %d",&l);
...
printf ("\nNon-Bumiputra:%d",&m);

Code:

printf ("Key in your Basic Salary:",&a);
...
printf ("\nEPF:%d",&c);
...
printf ("\nSOCSO:%d",&d);

printf ("\n");
printf ("\nKey in your overtime:",&e);
...
printf ("Overtime payment:%d",&g);
printf ("\nKey in your travel distance:",&h);
...
printf ("Travel allowance:%d",&j);
printf ("\nMedical claim (Type 0 if none):",&k);
...
printf ("\nTotal salary:%d",&l);

All those printf statements have problems falling into two categories.

#1 When you print a variable's value, you do not use the address-of operator & (unless you are by chance actually attempting to print the address of the variable and not the value stored within). The "&" is only needed for your scanf statements.

#2 The other problem is that some of your printf statements have additional arguments that aren't needed (there are no format specifiers in several of those printf calls and yet for some reason you seem to think you need to include the extra argument).