Well, you'd start by actually coding the calculator part, but at the end, you would test the answer with something like:
if(ans % 2 == 0) {
printf("%d is even.", ans);
} else {
printf("%d is odd.", ans);
}
The percent sign in the if test is the modulo operator. It returns the remainder of dividing the former argument by the latter argument.
It is si very simple to get the answer using your calculator: it is 5.983
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How about using a calculator!
The answer is -243. You seem to be unaware of the fact that you could have obtained the answer much more easily and quickly by using the calculator that comes as part of your computer.
It is so easy to get the answer using your calculator: 86.
Either by using a calculator or working out the problem on paper.
Create lex.l create yacc.y Compile using following: cc lex.yy.c yy.tab.c -ll -lm
It is si very simple to get the answer using your calculator: it is 5.983
There are many benefits to using an FHA loan calculator. An FHA loan calculator can tell someone how much of a loan they should apply for and would be able to pay back. It also tells a person how much a monthly payment would be on any amount of a loan.
Depending on the complexity of the calculation, a calculator can provide accurate answers more quickly.
you could use a calculator or ask a teacher or ask a parent or use an online calculator or do the problem using another method thnx!! hope i helped peace out
mental math
William Steward Burroughs invented the calculator because he wanted the world to know hot to solve equations and problems and figure out how to correctly do a math problem. he also wanted you to always get an answer right when using a calculator
I got 97. Try using a calculator for this problem, since doing it by hand is a real pain.
The answer depends on what functions are built into your calculator. Read the calculator manual.
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I don't think Christians have anything against calculators as such! The important thing is to know what your teacher is asking you to practise in the assignment. If it's the numerical methods themselves, you are cheating yourself and wasting your time if you are using a calculator instead. However if the point of the homework is showing you can set up the problem correctly there is nothing wrong with using a calculator to work out the final answer. However, always show your work.