pls help i dont want the remainders:

[humaid]

hi,iam practising a prog that is in 5000sec there r how many sec and how many hour.i have done everything but cant able to roundoff the remainder.can anyone helpme pls.

[numberwhun]

Could you please explain what the goal of your program is more clearly. This post is so broken up I cannot really determine what it is you want or are trying to do. I understand there is some remainder, but nothing else. Why not post your code here (surrounded by code tags please) and we can try to help you.

Regards,

Jeff

[KevinADC]

Judging by their first thread and this one, humaid is a student.

[numberwhun]

I was already assuming that but was going to wait until the next post to let them know that we would be glad to help them if they got stuck, but have a "we won't do your homework" policy on TSDN.

[Kelicula]

It a round about way, but i am still learning regular expressions:

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use strict;
 
my $num = 1342;
my $next = $num / 28;
 
my @it = split(/\./, $next);
 
print "$it[0]";

[Kelicula]

It a round about way, but i am still learning regular expressions:

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use strict;
 
my $num = 1342;
my $next = $num / 28;
 
my @it = split(/\./, $next);
 
print "$it[0]";

Oppps! sorry it doesn't round.

Here:

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
 
my $num = 1342;
my $next = $num / 28;
 
my @it = split(/\./, $next);
 
 
if(substr($it[1], 0, 1) >= 5){
$it[0] += 1;
}
 
print "$it[0]";
 

[KevinADC]

for rounding off of most numbers use the sprintf() function.

[numberwhun]

Oppps! sorry it doesn't round.

Here:

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
 
my $num = 1342;
my $next = $num / 28;
 
my @it = split(/\./, $next);
 
 
if(substr($it[1], 0, 1) >= 5){
$it[0] += 1;
}
 
print "$it[0]";
 

I know you were trying to be helpful, but if you note, Kevin and I were mentioning that this OP sounds like a student. TSDN is not in the practice of supplying students the code for their classes, thus, inhibiting their learning. There are students, unfortunately, who would rather have others write their code and breeze through a class than learn anything.

Please read a post and question as to whether or not it could be a student.

Regards,

Jeff

[Kelicula]

I know you were trying to be helpful, but if you note, Kevin and I were mentioning that this OP sounds like a student. TSDN is not in the practice of supplying students the code for their classes, thus, inhibiting their learning. There are students, unfortunately, who would rather have others write their code and breeze through a class than learn anything.

Please read a post and question as to whether or not it could be a student.

Regards,

Jeff

OK, never thought about it like that.

Thanks!