Thread: DevCPP assignment question

Im having problems with compiler warnings. This is what i came up with to fix it.

Code:

double d_x, d_y;
int i_z, i_a;

d_x = d_y * (double) i_z;
i_a = (int) d_x;

Now this is fine ('cuase it works), but i wish i could use this next method and not get any warnings. Any ideas?

Code:

double d_x;
int i_z, i_a;

i_z = i_a * d_x;

Oh the compiler warning is "assignment to int from double". Thanks.

I think the point is there is a typecast involved.
Shouldnt be too difficult to accomodate with a few extra characters, as in your first example.

As per your second method, Why would you want to multiply a double by an int and save it to an int ? WOuldn't it be wiser to save it to a double ?

Code:

double d_x;
int i_z, i_a;

i_z = int(i_a * d_x);

Typecast it