Thread: creating a pi chart

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    Post creating a pi chart

    I am using dev c++ and wana creat a pi chart in my program. would any one guide me and post a sample program that how to use it????
    kindly also provide some discription about variables used in the program so i would be able to use it for changing data...
    thanx

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    - Homework dumping with no effort? Check.
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    - Old/outdated C++ compiler for C? Check.
    - Indian name? Check. (it's not racist)

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    Wow.

    He doesn't just want code, he wants the code to be so well documented he can easily change it to claim it as his own.

    I, for one, am bloody well impressed.

    Soma

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    Code:
    printf("%f\n",3.141592);

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    cboard is too easy to join. New members should be required to answer some C related randomized questions to deserve to be here. I am new here, I yet find what I need without asking. Even humor like this thread. I barely post anything because I don't know enough and most knowledgeable people are way to fast at answering anyway .

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