[supersloth]

i got some code:

for(j=0;j<7;j++)
{for(n=0;n<7;n++) 
{
cout << setprecision(4) << "Day #"<<j+1<<":"<<temp[i][n]<<setw(16)<<(((temp[i][n]-32.0)/9.0)*5.0)<<setw(25)<<(((temp[i][n]*9.0)/5.0)+32.0)<<'
';
}
}

i want this to go thru so that the variable j goes up at the same time that variable n goes up. thanx in advance.

(Edited by supersloth at 9:18 pm on May 15, 2001)

[supersloth]

i kinda got it. it looks like this:

for(n=j=0;n<7;n++&&j++)

but the problem is that it has an out put of this:

         Day #         Celsius Reading        Farenheit Reading
         -----         ---------------        -----------------

       Day #1:87           30.56                    188.6
       Day #1:69           20.56                    156.2
       Day #2:32               0                     89.6
       Day #3:0          -17.78                       32
       Day #4:89           31.67                    192.2
       Day #5:444           228.9                    831.2
       Day #6:-21          -29.44                     -5.8
The average Celsius reading for this 7 day period is: 37.78
The average Farenheit reading for this 7 day period is: 212

this is dumb becuase if you look it is saying day#1 twice. it should say day#1-7. thanx in advance.

[nighthawk]

ok sloth, a couple of questions, what's the number next to the day?  if that's the input temperature, i strongly suggest that you ask the user what units they are inputing, it's important and your way is not effecient, not to mention that it doesn't look neat.  Please listen to me, i'm only trying to help you.  Next, i need to see the code that generated the output that you showed that way i can figure out where you went wrong.  I think that that's everything, i desparatly hope that you will listen to me, this isn't something that my C++ teacher in highschool would accept.
~Nighthawk

[kalpeshmjoshi]

for(j=0;j<7;j++)
cout << setprecision(4) << "Day #"<<j+1<<":"<<temp[j]<<setw(16)<<(((temp[j]-32.0)/9.0)*5.0)<<setw(25)<<(((temp[j]*9.0)/5.0)+32.0)<<'
';
Test it, Is it works ?
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[supersloth]

first off, even i dont know what the problem is about. if i knew, i would put it in, but i dont. secondly, no the code didnt work. any other ideas?

[kalpeshmjoshi]

Post the Result of the Screen
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(Edited by kalpeshmjoshi at 3:01 am on May 18, 2001)

[supersloth]

never mind i got it.

[nighthawk]

good to know that you figured it out :)