Im having problems with prototypes anyone good with them?
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my code is -
#include <stdio.h>
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double get_input(); /* prototype to get the input from the user */
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double calculate(double); /* prototype to calculate the deggres into celsius */
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void output(double, double); /* prototype to give the output */
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double get_input()
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{
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double fahrenheit;
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printf("Enter the degrees in Fahrenheit:");
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scanf_s(" %lf", &fahrenheit); /** Get's the degrees in Fahrenheit temperature from the user using a scanf statement.**/
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return fahrenheit;
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}
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double calcuate(double fahrenheit)
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{
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double celsius;
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return (celsius = (get_input(fahrenheit) - 32) * (5.0 / 9.0)); /*Calculates the degrees Celsius from the degrees Fahrenheit*/
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}
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void output(double fahrenheit, double celsius)
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{
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printf("Degrees in Fahrenheit = %3.1f \n", fahrenheit); /** Print you results to the output */
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printf("Degrees in Celsius = %3.1f \n", calculate(celsius));/** Print you results to the output */
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}
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int main()
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{
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double fahrenheit;/* temperature in degrees Fahrenheit */
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double celsius; /* temperature in degrees Celsius */
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get_input( ); /* invokes get_input */
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calculate(); /* invokes calculate */
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output(fahrenheit, celsius); /* invokes output */
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return (0);
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}
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please im begging someone to help me
- double calcuate(double fahrenheit) { double celsius; return (celsius = (get_input(fahrenheit) - 32) * (5.0 / 9.0)); /*Calculates the degrees Celsius from the degrees Fahrenheit*/ }
you use get_input in wrong way, it has no parameter. the right way is below: - double calcuate(double fahrenheit) { double celsius; return (celsius = (get_input() - 32) * (5.0 / 9.0)); /*Calculates the degrees Celsius from the degrees Fahrenheit*/ }
Banfa 9,065
Expert Mod 8TB
please im begging someone to help me
It has only been 20 minutes from your first post, you should wait 24 hours before a response like this just to give everyone the chance to wake-up and read your post. We are not all in the same time zone as you.
Your prototypes look fine, but you are not envoking the functions correctly -
get_input( ); /* invokes get_input */
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calculate(); /* invokes calculate */
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should be -
fahrenheit = get_input( ); /* invokes get_input */
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celsius = calculate(fahrenheit); /* invokes calculate */
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Error when ran:lgtbau's
f:\documents\visual studio\celsius 2\celsius 2\celsius 2.c(45) : error C2198: 'calculate' : too few arguments for call
i apologize for that its that i have been trying to figure this out for days and its due in less than 5 hours
but i reall apprecuiate the help
by the way this program is in C
Error when ran Banfa's
f:\documents\visual studio\celsius 2\celsius 2\celsius 2.c(45) : warning C4700: uninitialized local variable 'fahrenheit' used
1>f:\documents\visual studio\celsius 2\celsius 2\celsius 2.c(46) : warning C4700: uninitialized local variable 'celsius' used
1>Linking...
1>Celsius 2.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _calculate referenced in function _main
1>F:\Documents\Visual Studio\Celsisu2a\Debug\Celsisu2a.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals
New Updated Code: -
#include <stdio.h>
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double get_input(); /* prototype to get the input from the user */
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double calculate(double); /* prototype to calculate the deggres into celsius */
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void output(double); /* prototype to give the output */
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double get_input()
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{
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double fahrenheit;
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printf("Enter the degrees in Fahrenheit:");
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scanf_s(" %lf", &fahrenheit); /** Get's the degrees in Fahrenheit temperature from the user using a scanf statement.**/
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return fahrenheit;
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}
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double calcuate(double fahrenheit)
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{
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double celsius;
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return (celsius = (get_input() - 32) * (5.0 / 9.0)); /*Calculates the degrees Celsius from the degrees Fahrenheit*/
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}
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void output(double celsius)
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{
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printf("Degrees in Celsius = %3.1f \n", celsius);/** Print you results to the output */
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}
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int main()
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{
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double fahrenheit;/* temperature in degrees Fahrenheit */
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double celsius; /* temperature in degrees Celsius */
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get_input(); /* invokes get_input */
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calculate(); /* invokes calculate */
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output(celsius); /* invokes output */
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return(0);
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}
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Errors coming up after compiled:
>------ Build started: Project: Celsisu2a, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------
>Compiling...
>Celsius 2.c
>f:\documents\visual studio\celsius 2\celsius 2\celsius 2.c(43) : error C2198: 'calculate' : too few arguments for call
>Build log was saved at "file://f:\Documents\Visual Studio\Celsisu2a\Celsisu2a\Debug\BuildLog.htm"
>Celsisu2a - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========
double calcuate(double fahrenheit)
this function doesn't need the fahrenheit parameter
so it should be
double calcuate()
try it.
onother error: the exact function name is calculate
Well I didn't try taht yet but I did try this and it works one problem though on my compiler for some reason it asks for degrees in farenheit 3 times before working any ideas here the code: -
/********************************************************************************
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Name:Andrew Lichenstein Program:Celsius2.c
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SS#:0287 Total Points:50
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Due:09/13/2006
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Description: This programs allows you to enter a temperature in Fahrenheit
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and this program will convert it into Celsius by using prototypes.
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*********************************************************************************/
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#include <stdio.h>
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double get_input(); /* prototype to get the input from the user */
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double calculate(double); /* prototype to calculate the deggres into celsius */
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void output(double); /* prototype to give the output */
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double get_input()
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{
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double fahrenheit;
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printf("Enter the degrees in Fahrenheit:");
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scanf_s("%lf", &fahrenheit); /** Get's the degrees in Fahrenheit temperature from the user using a scanf statement.**/ return fahrenheit;
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}
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double calculate(double fahrenheit)
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{
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double celsius;
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return (celsius = (get_input() - 32) * (5.0 / 9.0)); /*Calculates the degrees Celsius from the degrees Fahrenheit*/
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}
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void output(double celsius)
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{ printf("Degrees in Celsius = %3.1f \n", calculate(celsius));/** Print you results to the output */
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}
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int main()
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{
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double fahrenheit = 0;/* temperature in degrees Fahrenheit */
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double celsius = 0; /* temperature in degrees Celsius */
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get_input(); /* invokes get_input */
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calculate(fahrenheit); /* invokes calculate */
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output(celsius); /* invokes output */
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return 0 ;
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}
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I will try what you said while i wait
1st call in get_input
2nd call in calculate
3rd call in output
the problem is in the logic that you want the program to run, not in code - double calculate(double fahrenheit) { double celsius; return (celsius = (get_input() - 32) * (5.0 / 9.0)); /*Calculates the degrees Celsius from the degrees Fahrenheit*/ }
replace get_input() by fahrenheit
why does it make it ask input 3 times?
when ran like that i get this error in my compiler
1>------ Build started: Project: Celsisu2a, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------
1>Compiling...
1>Celsius 2.c
1>f:\documents\visual studio\celsius 2\celsius 2\celsius 2.c(43) : error C2198: 'calculate' : too few arguments for call
1>Build log was saved at "file://f:\Documents\Visual Studio\Celsisu2a\Celsisu2a\Debug\BuildLog.htm"
1>Celsisu2a - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========
post your code and i correct it for you :)
awesome -
#include <stdio.h>
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double get_input(); /* prototype to get the input from the user */
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double calculate(); /* prototype to calculate the deggres into celsius */
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void output(double); /* prototype to give the output */
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double get_input()
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{
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double fahrenheit;
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printf("Enter the degrees in Fahrenheit:");
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scanf_s(" %lf", &fahrenheit); /** Get's the degrees in Fahrenheit temperature from the user using a scanf statement.**/
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return fahrenheit;
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}
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double calculate(double fahrenheit)
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{
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double celsius;
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return (celsius = (get_input() - 32) * (5.0 / 9.0)); /*Calculates the degrees Celsius from the degrees Fahrenheit*/
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}
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void output(double celsius)
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{
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printf("Degrees in Celsius = %3.1f \n", calculate(celsius));/** Print you results to the output */
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}
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int main()
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{
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double fahrenheit = 0;/* temperature in degrees Fahrenheit */
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double celsius = 0; /* temperature in degrees Celsius */
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get_input(); /* invokes get_input */
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calculate(); /* invokes calculate */
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output(celsius); /* invokes output */
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return 0 ;
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}
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tested :)) - #include <stdio.h>
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double get_input(); /* prototype to get the input from the user */
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double calculate(double fahrenheit); /* prototype to calculate the deggres into celsius */
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void output(double fahrenheit); /* prototype to give the output */
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double get_input()
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{
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double fahrenheit;
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printf("Enter the degrees in Fahrenheit:");
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scanf_s(" %lf", &fahrenheit); /** Get's the degrees in Fahrenheit temperature from the user using a scanf statement.**/
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return fahrenheit;
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}
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double calculate(double fahrenheit)
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{
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return ((fahrenheit - 32) * (5.0 / 9.0)); /*Calculates the degrees Celsius from the degrees Fahrenheit*/
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}
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void output(double fahrenheit)
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{
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printf("Degrees in Celsius = %3.1f \n", calculate(fahrenheit));/** Print you results to the output */
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}
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int main()
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{
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double fahrenheit = 0;/* temperature in degrees Fahrenheit */
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fahrenheit=get_input(); /* invokes get_input */
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output(fahrenheit); /* invokes output */
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return 0 ;
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}
nice!!!!
If you have time a haev a few questions
ha ha
it's 12:37 now in my location
and i'm having lunch now.
you can ask me later :)
ok thankyou
141 am here cya
any1 got any ideas?
- double calcuate(double fahrenheit)
Make this as - double calculate(double fahrenheit)
{
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