[Zerobu]

Here is my code, I want to know if i can get rid of all zeros at the end of my output.

#include<iostream>
#include<iomanip>
using namespace std;



void DrawBox(int rows, int cols, char symbol)
{
	int r, c;

	for(r=1; r<= rows; r++)
	{
		for(c=1; c<=cols; c++)
			cout<<symbol;

		cout<<endl;

	}
}
double  Power(int num,  double pow)
{
	int i;
	double  answer=1;

	

	for(i =0; i<pow; i++)	
		answer*=num;
	



	return answer; 
}

void main()
{
	int rows;
	int cols;
	int num;
	 double  pow;
	char symbol;

	cout<<"How many rows would you like? ";
	cin>>rows;
	cout<<"How many columns would you like? ";
	cin>> cols;
	cout<< "What type of symbol do you want? ";
	cin>> symbol;

	DrawBox(rows, cols, symbol);

	cout<<endl;

	cout<<"Give a number: ";
	cin>> num;
	cout<<"What power would you want to raise that number: ";
	cin>>pow;

	
	pow =Power(num, pow);

	cout<<fixed<<pow<<endl;

}

[overlord_shimra]

what is the output there.

[Alianin]

Have you tried using setprecision(x) yet? X meaning the number of decimal places you would like to display. So your code would look like:

	cout<<fixed<<setprecision(0)<<pow<<endl;

if you wanted no 0's to display.