A bit of help with programming, anyone?

[Howard]

I've got this program, and... Well, first I'll just let you see it.

prog

Run it, enter: 'n', 50

See the lines of output? I want all the t values to be whole (not int, just so that they end with zeroes). How can this be accomplished? (t = 0.00, t = 1.00, t = 2.00, t = 3.01, t = 4.01, t = x.01)

I tried so many methods.

EDIT: The last one of t, x, and y are supposed to be the data when t is the last interval such that y is still above ground, so it doesn't matter if t isn't a whole number for the last line of data output.

 

[mugs]

Edit: Nevermind, looking at it more throroughly

 

[Howard]

Originally posted by: mugs
Wrong forum and I didn't run it or look through it too thoroughly , but are you typecasting the input to a double?

Which input?

 

[Howard]

I got it... I used this line:

if (t - floor(t) > 0.995 &amp;&amp; t - floor(t) < 1.005 || t - floor(t) == 0)

It's ridiculous. If I change the original line from:

if ((int)(t * 100) % 100 == 0)

to

if ((int)(t * 1000) % 1000 == 0)

I don't get the x.01 t values anymore. I just get t = 0.00, t = 1.00, t = 2.01.

I'm sure glad it's over.

EDIT: Where is the hell is the Attach Code button?