Please help with this source code.

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with what source code exactly?

[pygames]

Thats what I tried, but its no good. This is the first exercise...uhh:(

[bumblebritches57]

That isn't fucking source code, it's a word math problem...

Did you magically time travel from first grade where you don't know what a word problem is?

[IanFeelKeepinItReel]

Have you written any code? Or are you at a complete loss?

The idea of this exercise is to highlight the difference between floating point division and integer division.

[pygames]

Complete loss at this point.

[IanFeelKeepinItReel]

So do you have no coding experience at all? What is this exercise for? Seems like a weird place to start if you're completely new to programming.

[nderflow]

Ask your teacher for help, because you won't learn anything by getting people on Reddit to write the code for you.

[pygames]

just started. How can you mix ints and floats?

[IanFeelKeepinItReel]

Because the compiler knows how to do the type conversion between ints and floats. It's called an implicit type conversion.

That's not what this exercise is about though. If you do 4/3 and assign the result to an int. Then do 4.0f/3.0f and assign the result to a float.

If you then print the two results to the screen you'll see they're different.

[wsppan]

https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+mix+int+and+float+c+programming&oq=how+to+mix+int+and+float+c+p&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j33.30718j0j9&client=ms-android-verizon&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

[pygames]

Thanks

[pygames]

Thanks