how do I get my calculations like ex. I want to add up the average gallons used per mile for a car if the car went like 1450 miles and used 62 gallons of gas
I dont want it to be a whole number i want it to be like 23.38 instead of 23.00
how do I get my calculations like ex. I want to add up the average gallons used per mile for a car if the car went like 1450 miles and used 62 gallons of gas
I dont want it to be a whole number i want it to be like 23.38 instead of 23.00
instead of declaring it as an int, use a float or a double
i decared it as a float and now i want to get the average of gallons per mile for all the 5 cars
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;
struct Car
{
int number, miles;
int gallons;
float averagegallons;
};
int main()
{
const int NUMCAR = 5;
int i;
Car Cars[NUMCAR];
for(i=0;i<NUMCAR;i++)
{
cout << "\nPlease enter car number: ";
cin >> Cars[i].number;
cout << "\nPlease enter car miles driven: ";
cin >> Cars[i].miles;
cout << "\nPlease enter car gallons: ";
cin >> Cars[i].gallons;
cin.get();
Cars[i].averagegallons = Cars[i].miles / Cars[i].gallons;
}
cout << "\n\n Car Report" << endl;
cout << " Number Miles Driven Gallons Used Average Per Car" << endl;
for(i=0;i<NUMCAR;i++)
{
cout << setiosflags(ios::showpoint);
cout << setprecision(2);
cout << Cars[i].number << "\t" << Cars[i].miles << "\t" << Cars[i].gallons << "\t" << Cars[i].averagegallons
<< endl;
An int divided by an int results in an int using int division.
struct Car
{
int number, miles;
int gallons;
float averagegallons;
};
/* ... */
Cars[i].averagegallons = Cars[i].miles / Cars[i].gallons;
To keep them as ints, cast one of the operands; this will cause the division to be done as floating point.
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