help with assignment

I need some help with my assignment

Write, compile and run a program to take an integer input and display the output back by incrementing the input integer by 100, decrementing by 100, multiplying by 100 and dividing by 100 along with proper messages . For example if user enters 200 you should display 300, 100, 20000, 2 respectively. Use +=, -=, *= and /= operators.

ok where do I start?

Does this have to be a GUI form or can it be a command line C# app?

Originally Posted by robasc

I need some help with my assignment

Write, compile and run a program to take an integer input and display the output back by incrementing the input integer by 100, decrementing by 100, multiplying by 100 and dividing by 100 along with proper messages . For example if user enters 200 you should display 300, 100, 20000, 2 respectively. Use +=, -=, *= and /= operators.


ok where do I start?

YOU will start with showing us that you have already written something or did some research... people for your own sake; if you are following a class and they ask you to do an assignment it wont be something you cannot accomplish. Either you never went to the class or you are just too lazy to write it yourself ( and actually i think both will apply on you... ).

And alright ill give you a clue, you start with opening your compiler and creating a new project . After that you read your assignment, read your books and write some code, when you run into a problem then come and ask for help....

I am only working with command line programs
I am a newbie
And I am not to lazy I just do not understand the bitwise operators.
I did in fact write some code:

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
int main(){
    int a;
    
  printf("enter an integer: ");
scanf("d,&a");
  getchar();
}

Originally Posted by robasc

I am only working with command line programs
I am a newbie
And I am not to lazy I just do not understand the bitwise operators.
I did in fact write some code:

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
int main(){
    int a;
    
  printf("enter an integer: ");
scanf("d,&a");
  getchar();
}

Erm..may I ask why you put this in the C# forum?

This really belongs in the C programming forum.

Originally Posted by 7smurfs

Erm..may I ask why you put this in the C# forum?

This really belongs in the C programming forum.

So i was right afterall , he never even looked at the cover of the book he´s using in school... Now why doesnt that surprise me
Besides that the argument that u dont understand these operands is ridiculous given this

For example if user enters 200 you should display 300, 100, 20000, 2 respectively. Use +=, -=, *= and /= operators.

Respectively: http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=respectively

So if you would try to read your assignment you would know the only thing to understand to this is

Code:

//get the number from the user and store it in an int 
//print the result of input *= 100 input+=100 etc etc ...

In short input +=100 does the same as input = input +100 , i think you should be able to figure out the rest on your own then , or am i wrong here

I did not know there was a difference bettween c and c#

Originally Posted by robasc

I did not know there was a difference bettween c and c#

There are quite a number of differences. I've provided three links below to Wikipedia's info on C, C++, and C# respectively (heh).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_programming_language
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_Plus_Plus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_Sharp...mming_language