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@ultrilliam

Answer 1

Ahoy there :)

Answer 2

trying to figure out how to get it from the program to my actual desktop files...

Answer 3

sleepyjess, get what from the program to your actual desktop files?

Answer 4

And is it a C++ script jess?

Answer 5

so what's the issue @sleepyjess ? and @bm717 why are you spamming on sleepyjess's post? don't you know spamming is a bannable offense?

Answer 6

Sorry about this jess x'D

Answer 7

all good lol

Answer 8

it does what I want it to do, just wondering if there's a more "efficient" way to do it

Answer 9

looks pretty clean for C++ to me. Frankly C++ tends to have a lot of lines for stuff like that, not much you can do about it

Answer 10

Professor said we could do something like this:
double root = sqrt(discriminant);

Answer 11

one small thing you might want to do is explicitly cast the ints into doubles since otherwise the conversion is implicit

Answer 12

Hmmm...
*opens notepad++ real quick*

Answer 13

*cause my visual studio installation is broken*

Answer 14

If I did the \( double~root = sqrt(discriminant)\), where would I put that in the code?

Answer 15

first if statement, but frankly i don't think it's necessary

Answer 16

you would need it in the second if statement too, so honestly i think your code is the cleanest

Answer 17

Okay, appreciate the help. First week in a coding class, so just trying to make sure I have the hang of everything

Answer 18

you're doing well!

Answer 19

I would make a change though,
```cplusplus
int a, b, c;
double solution1, solution2, discriminant;
```

Answer 20

gotcha, didn't realize I could do that