Question

In this lab you are asked to declare two variables of type integer: userNum and x. The user should input should be stored using scanf statements. Then you are asked to divide the value for userNum by x three times(three different operations). Each time you do the division, assign the value to userNum overwriting the previous value and print it out using a print statement. Do this three times. In this case there is only one new line print statement at the end.
#include
int main(void) {
int x;
int userNum;
scanf("%d %d" , &userNum, &x);
userNum = (double)userNum / x;
printf("%d " , userNum);
userNum = (double)userNum / x;
printf("%d " , userNum);
userNum = (double)userNum / (double)x;
printf("%lf\n" , (double)userNum);
return 0;
}
my input is 100 2
my output is 50 25 12.000
8 months ago

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Your program is correct and it follows the correct sequence; however, the reason you keep getting integer result is because the question requires that you declare both variables as integer.

The only modification required in your program is to change change #include to #include <stdio.h> for the program to be free of error.