Thread: Having problems with the rest of the code

The return values I keep getting are 4250916, can't figure out why.

Code:

#include <stdio.h>

float myarray[10] = {1.66,.58,-2.35,0,1.9,0,-.34,0,7.56,-.3};
int i=0,lesscount=0,morecount=0,zerocount=0;


void main(){
	
	for(i=0 ; i<10 ; i++){
	if (myarray[i] < 0){
		lesscount++;
		}
	else if (myarray[i] == 0){
		zerocount++;
		}
	else 
		morecount++;
			
	}
	printf("The number of values less than zero is %d\n\n",&lesscount);
	printf("The number of values equal to zero is %d\n\n",&zerocount);
	printf("The number of values more than zero is %d",&morecount);
}

Use lesscount not &lesscount

Originally Posted by Salem

Don't use void main

> printf("The number of values less than zero is %d\n\n",&lesscount);
Don't use & when you print things

And you don't need all those variables to be global.

Edit:
Damn, beaten twice

Oh that's right thanks guys. How do I not make the variables global and how will that help me?

in fact when one uses the & symbol, not the value but the address of the memory location where the value was stored gets printed. since you want to print the value we must not use the &.