Math equations not working

What i need to do is write a program that shows the value of PI based on the following formula:

PI = 4 - 4/3 +4/5 - 4/7 + 4/9 - 4/11 + ...

Then show the result as a table that shows the PI value and the number of terms in the formula that were used. For example:
1 4
2 2.6667
3 3.46667
4 2.895
...

Note that:
2.6667 = 4 - 4/3
3.46667 = 4 – 4/3 + 4/6
The program should first ask the number of rows in the table.


This is what i made:

Code:

#include "stdio.h"

int rows; //rows user inputs
int div = 3; // divisor
int index = 1; //printed index
int counter = 1; // keeps track of even/odd index

float pi = 4; //pi value


void main() {

	printf("Please Enter the number of rows to be generated: \n");
	scanf("%d", &rows);

	if (rows >= 1) {
		printf("%d     %f\n",index, pi);
		div = div+2;
		printf("div");


	}


	while(index <= rows) {

		if(counter = 0){	//even

			pi = pi - 4/div;
			index++;
			printf("%d     %f\n",index, pi);
			div = div + 2;
			counter = counter - 1;
			

		}

		else {	//odd (counter = 1)

			pi = pi + 4/div;
			index++;
			printf("%d     %f\n",index, pi);
			div = div + 2;
			counter++;


		}

	}

}

What i get is:

1 4.000000
2 4.000000
3 4.000000
4 4.000000
5 4.000000

and so on. the problem is probably within the "div = div + 2" i dont know how to write that and im pretty sure what i did makes no sense, and ive probably butchered all other mathematical statements aswell.

There are several bugs there:
1. if(counter = 0) sets counter to 0 in stead of comparing it to 0. Use ==
2. If counter == 0, you do counter = counter - 1, making it -1. If it is 1, you do counter++, making it 2. So it doesn't switch properly between 0 and 1 as you'd like
3. 4/div. 4 is an integer, div is an integer, starting with 5. So the result is an integer, which is 4/5 truncated, which is 0. So you add/subtract 0, always. To make it a float, do 4.0/div instead.

Thank you very much, lot of silly mistakes i made on accident, except your 3rd point which i was not aware of, even after all your correction i found some simple things i misplaced. thanks again =]

also note that main should be
int main()

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