alphatarget1
Diamond Member
hey everyone...
i'm really having trouble on this programming assignment...
we're given a bunch of values for the properties of water and we need to create a macro that calculates that using linear interpolation.
for instance, if i put in 6 for the temperature, the macro has to find the next highest avaliable temperature from the table, subtract that by the original inputed number 6, and then do y=mx+b to calculate that.
on top of that, there are 3 different properties of water that we have to be able to prompt the user to select...
this is the 2nd/3rd week of this "programming" class yet i feel like this is too much...
i'm really having trouble on this programming assignment...
we're given a bunch of values for the properties of water and we need to create a macro that calculates that using linear interpolation.
for instance, if i put in 6 for the temperature, the macro has to find the next highest avaliable temperature from the table, subtract that by the original inputed number 6, and then do y=mx+b to calculate that.
on top of that, there are 3 different properties of water that we have to be able to prompt the user to select...
this is the 2nd/3rd week of this "programming" class yet i feel like this is too much...
