How would you do a C program

Question

How would you do a C program that asks for two numbers and divides them and displays the result on the console but without using floating or the% f specified only int

Answer 1

IF you just search every task of this exercise you will solve it. You have described the problem perfect.
Search for (here in sololearn) :
1. "Input in C"
2. "divide in C" (easy : number1/number2;)
3. "output in C without using %f"
Open your IDE in your profile section, click the NEW CODE button, Select as language C and write what you found in 1, 2 ,3 with this order. Click RUN and you will see the results.

Answer 2

to complement blackwinter:
1. & 2. are sure to be found in c course.
3. if it is not mentioned in the c course, try search bar of q&a or google or ask here (but only if you don't find a post in q&a)

Answer 3

O.k i think i have the solution (interesting)
For example you have 10 and 3.
you do 10/3=3. Then you do 10%3=1=mod. printf(3).
Now you do: mod*10/3=3, (mod*10)%3=1=mod , printf("."+3)
mod*10/3=3, (mod*10)%3=1=mod , printf(3)
...

Another example:
7 and 4
7/4=1 you print 1.
7%4=3 , 3*10/4=7 you print "." + 7.
(3*10)%4=2, 2*10/4=5 you print 5.
(2*10)%4=0 you stop because division is complete. (zero modulo as result)
3.75 printed.

Answer 4

Have you tried?

Answer 5

So you need, 10/3=3 but you need this 3.33 without using int. Are u allowed to use modulo %? 10%3=1 Are we allowed to use this ?

Answer 6

123456
3.33 converted to int would be 3.
if you need 3.33 you should leave it as float

Answer 7

Did you solve it?

Answer 8

Maybe I should explain with an example, it would be input I have 10 and 3 the output should be 3.33 but without using float only int

Answer 9

Credit to blackwinter,

https://code.sololearn.com/cBEE7tCIUomb/?ref=app

Answer 10

Everything except float ni% f is allowed

Answer 11

I still don't have it confusing

Answer 12

Or do you simply need the quotient and integer division only?

Answer 13

This is late, but I see no accepted solution yet. Did you consider using fixed point representation?

For example, if you want 3 decimal points of precision, multiply the input integer values by 1000 in order to shift them to the left by 3 decimal places. Then use integer division. Process the output as needed to display the decimal between the third and fourth digits from the right-hand side.

Answer 14

Have you done it

Answer 15

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Answer 16

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