electric bill

[shardul316]

following program is compiled with zero errors but still i am getting wrong output
can anybody find where i am wrong so as to get correct output
[PHP]#include<iostre am>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int units;
char name[20];
float cost,bill,total bill;
cout<<"enter the name"<<endl;
cin>>name;
cout<<"read units"<<endl;
cin>>units;
if(units<=100)
{
cost=(units*60/100);
bill=cost+50;
}
else if((units>100)& &(units<=200 ))
{
cost=(units*80/100);
bill=cost+50;
}
else if(units>=300)
{cost=(units*90/100);
bill=50+cost;
}
if(bill>300)
{
totalbill=bill+ bill*(15/100);
}
else
totalbill=bill;
cout<<"MR."<<na me<<"YOUR BILL IS "<<totalbill<<" Rs only"<<endl;
return 0;


] [/PHP]

[Banfa]

following program is compiled with zero errors but still i am getting wrong output
can anybody find where i am wrong so as to get correct output

It is hard to help you because you have not given the input plus the expected output and the erroneous output.

However I note the following.

A lot of you arithmetic is done as integer arithmetic, for instance

cost=(units*60/100);

units is a int as is 60 and 100, if units is not a multiple of 10, say 23 you might expect the answer 13.8 but because this is integer arithmetic you will get the answer 13. You need to do floating point arithmetic. This is easy, just use floating point constants instead of integer constants

cost=(units*60. 0F/100.0F);

A second error is if you examine the code you have no formula for cost if units >200 and <300.

[willakawill]

You have to be careful with these calculations:
cost=(units*60/100);
You will get integer division and end with zero.

[Banfa]

You will get integer division and end with zero.

May end with 0 if units == 1 or 0 or -1

[willakawill]

It is hard to help you because you have not given the input plus the expected output and the erroneous output.

However I note the following.

A lot of you arithmetic is done as integer arithmetic, for instance

cost=(units*60/100);

units is a int as is 60 and 100, if units is not a multiple of 10, say 23 you might expect the answer 13.8 but because this is integer arithmetic you will get the answer 13. You need to do floating point arithmetic. This is easy, just use floating point constants instead of integer constants

cost=(units*60. 0F/100.0F);

A second error is if you examine the code you have no formula for cost if units >200 and <300.

Either there is something wrong with my browser or you have used admin status to bump your reply above mine. This post was not visible to me until now.

[Banfa]

Either there is something wrong with my browser or you have used admin status to bump your reply above mine. This post was not visible to me until now.

Well I didn't no nothing, hmmm keep an eye out and let me know if this happens again.

My broswer often fails to display the text of posts properly but always leaves page space for them.