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Peter Zhuwawo
6,734 PointsNumbers
Define a Divide method that takes two int values as parameters, and returns the result of dividing them as a double value. For example, Divide(5, 2) should return 2.5. (Normally, a method like this should probably take double parameters, but we want to practice converting values from int to double.)
2 Answers
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17,062 Pointsit should look like this: public double Divide(param1,param2) { return param1 / param2; }
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsDid you try that? It should have given you an error ("Bummer...Identifier expected...").
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsHere's a few hints:
- remember to indicate the types of the parameters
- based on how it is being called, this would be a static method
- pay attention to the instructions about converting the value types
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsSteven Parker
231,269 PointsThis looks like a duplicate of your previous question. As I suggested there, you should at least give it your best "good faith" try and if you still have trouble post your code along with a link to the course page.