Question

Help me guys with this simple c++. I am a beginner and i need to check if this is functional because i haven't installed a compiler yet on my computer.

#include #include main() { int F,C; clrscr(); printf("Fahrenheit: "); scanf("d%",&F); C=(5/9)*(F-32); printf("Celsius: d%", &C); getch(); }

Answer 1

in c++.,the code is like this.. save this (.cpp)
#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h> main()
{ int F,C; clrscr();
cout<<"Fahrenheit: ";
cin>>F;
C=(5/9)*(F-32);
cout<<"Celsius: d%", &C;
getch();
}

Answer 2

I thought the .h was unnecessary for modern C++ compilers.

Answer 3

must be using an older C++... you didn't have \[\small{\text{using namespace std}}\]in there.

Answer 4

Also, shouldn't the format specifier be %d instead of d%?

Why would you have the address operator when you're interpolating the value of the variable C, and not it's address?

Answer 5

try using standard C++ functions and methods like cout, cin, and cin.get() instead of something from C like printf() and getch()

Answer 6

http://codepad.org/SepoxHFe