My ECON Prof @ GCC cant program for nuts...

[The Stigenator]

So we have one of our assignments due tommorow. I used the program at school today and pinched a copy of it for myself so i can play around with it.
Its his own program that he wrote, and he had suggested to play around with it a few times ( I am sure he didnt mind me pinching it). I played with it once, got the answer and printed it and got out.

Now here is the problem - same values as earlier today, my answers are totally screwed up.

On his assignment he has a question on improving the program - hell yeah im going to give it to him.

anyway.. back to my assignment..

 

[Turkish]

Well, he is an Econ professor afterall. Give him a break & hand

 

[Ameesh]

which one?

 

[bleeb]

You still going out with that HOT girl??

 

[The Stigenator]

Originally posted by: bleeb
You still going out with that HOT girl??

vanessa.. yes!

 

[The Stigenator]

If you guys AIM me at "ManjulBose" I will send you teh program (200kb) to try out with my #'s.. that i used..

I can tell you that there is a BIG bug in the program.

 

[bleeb]

Originally posted by: The_good_guy
If you guys AIM me at "ManjulBose" I will send you teh program (200kb) to try out with my #'s.. that i used..

I can tell you that there is a BIG bug in the program.

might be rounding errors...

 

[apac]

Originally posted by: bleeb

Originally posted by: The_good_guy
If you guys AIM me at "ManjulBose" I will send you teh program (200kb) to try out with my #'s.. that i used..

I can tell you that there is a BIG bug in the program.

might be rounding errors...

"Theres a serious problem in accounting...a lot of money missing."

 

[The Stigenator]

well rounding errors wont show me two completely different answers for the same values on two completely different machines.

my gf who took this class when she was going to gcc, said its supposed to do that.. but i cant see why it gave me the same output on my machine 3 times in a row, but teh same numbers from this morning, it gave me the correct numbers.

 

[Mo0o]

Maybe this is why hes a Econ prof and not a CS prof

I'm already impressed that he developed a program in the first place.