If that made you confused, perhaps you should consider changing fieldit would be helpful if you show me the right printf code instead of making me confuse, don't you think?
So, what do you find confusing? Do you understand how to use printf()?
If that made you confused, perhaps you should consider changing fieldit would be helpful if you show me the right printf code instead of making me confuse, don't you think?
So, what do you find confusing? Do you understand how to use printf()?
Look up a C++ Reference and learn How To Ask Questions The Smart WayOriginally Posted by Bjarne Stroustrup (2000-10-14)
No, because giving you exactly what you ask for doesn't make YOU think. If you read the answer Laserlight gave, you shouldn't have to think very much to fix your problem.
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If that made you confused, perhaps you should consider changing field
So, what do you find confusing? Do you understand how to use printf()?
is that the correct one?Code:printf("Your balance is:%f',total_salary);
Almost. The problem now is one of syntax (mismatch between double quote and single quote, string literals are enclosed/delimited by double quotes only), but you would have discovered your typographical error if you compiled the code.is that the correct one?
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oh yes, i noticed. it is supposed to be like this:
Code:printf("Your balance is:%f",total_salary);
