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iOS

Posted by brycecampbell
brycecampbell
2,112 Points

Objective-C

Create a float variable named 'radius' with the value '14.5'.

2 Answers

Oliver Monk
Oliver Monk
1,867 Points
Oliver Monk
Oliver Monk
1,867 Points

yeah, same deal with this one. Looks to me like I've done everything right... 

int main()
{
    float radius = 14.5;
  printf ("%f", radius); 
    return 0; 
}

Put the printf in for good measure but still nothing.

I've also run it in XCode and it runs without any errors.

Oliver Monk
Oliver Monk
1,867 Points
Oliver Monk
Oliver Monk
1,867 Points

Ok tried changing things about, turns out you only need 

float radius = 14.5;
brycecampbell
brycecampbell
2,112 Points

thank you