tellumnetsirk
Last Activity: Nov 9 '06, 11:22 PM
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well thank you -
OMG!! it works!!! thank you so much for your patience and helpLeave a comment:
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it still isnt running correctly....
int main()
{
float x=1.0;
float y=1.0;
int e=1;
cout << "What is the base?" << "\n";
cin >> x;
cout << "What is the exponent?" << "\n";
cin >> e;
if (e==0){cout << "Anwser is: 1" << "\n";}
else...Leave a comment:
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makes x and e equal,
multiplies it allLeave a comment:
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first part says the part to keep looping, and the second part tells it how to loop itLeave a comment:
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int main()
{
float x=1.0;
float y=1.0;
int e=1;
cout << "What is the base?" << "\n";
cin >> x;
cout << "What is the exponent?" << "\n";
cin >> e;
for (int i=1; i<=e; i++)
{
x=e;
y=y*x;
}
cout << "Answer is:" <<...Leave a comment:
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i did 3^2 and it gave the the answer 4Leave a comment:
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really?? i ran it and it gave a crazy number and e-41Leave a comment:
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no, im sorry but im having the hardest time applying thisLeave a comment:
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right
x=e
y=y*x?Leave a comment:
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the answer, yLeave a comment:
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the base, xLeave a comment:
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the answer?Leave a comment:
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yes, telling the computer to multiply the bases until its equal to the exponentLeave a comment:
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exponent entered by userLeave a comment:
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umm i?????Leave a comment:
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whatever the exponent is is how many times you multiply the baseLeave a comment:
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whatever e isLeave a comment:
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c increments it and d is what is actually going to be reapeted but im not sure what b doesLeave a comment:
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so am i putting an equation in my for loop? or doea the equation go outside the loop?Leave a comment:
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