Noobie Code Help

[DobbyQuack]

Hello all this is my first post, I know i'm not supposed to just ask for answers so i given it a solid go and I'm stumped, i don't know all that much so i'm sure its a few little things but any help would be great. Here's what i'm supposed to be doing and what I've got.

Write a program in C to calculate the insurance premium for a building (house) insurance. The premium depends on the amount insured and also has a processing charge of $50. Customers are charged 0.3% of the amount insured, where the insured amount is less than $100,000, and 0.25% for other amounts. Customers that have zero claims receive a 10% reduction in their total premium as a no claim bonus. The amount insured is always a multiple of $1000.

#include <stdio.h>


int main()
{
   int amountinsured, numberofclaims, premium, noclaimbonus;
   printf("Input amount insured:");
   scanf(" %d", &amountinsured);
   printf("Input number of claims:");
   scanf(" %d", &numberofclaims);


   if (amountinsured<100000)
   {
      premium=(amountinsured*.003)+50;
   }
   else
   {
      premium=(amountinsured*.0025)+50;
   }


   printf("Amount Insured:%d\n",amountinsured);
   printf("Number of Claims:%d\n",numberofclaims);
   if (numberofclaims = 0)
   {
      noclaimbonus = premium*.1;
      premium = premium - noclaimbonus;
      printf("No claim bonus:%d\n",noclaimbonus);
   }
   printf("Premium:%d\n",premium);
   return 0;
}

[ZuK]

if (numberofclaims = 0)

This is asignement. Use ==

Kurt

[DobbyQuack]

if (numberofclaims = 0)

This is asignement. Use ==

Kurt

Well that's one thing i missed, problem is it doesn't work properly before it gets to that, I'm getting much to high a number for the premium and i don't know why.

[laserlight]

premium is an int, but you appear you want a floating point variable, e.g., of double type.

[DobbyQuack]

premium is an int, but you appear you want a floating point variable, e.g., of double type.

Yeah that was it, thank you so much