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Tristan Olarti
113 PointsOutput ends with 0
The output should read.
Euler's number = 2.71828
float math_contants[2]; math_constants[0] = 2.71828; math_constants[1] = 1.14828;
printf("Euler's number = %f\n" , math_constants[0]);
return 0;
When I run it in Xcode the output reads "Euler's number = 2.718280 program ended with exit code: 0
Why did I get the question wrong?
I wish it would show the answer and explain why.
2 Answers
Gareth Borcherds
9,372 PointsIs there a reason you added the return 0;?
The code challenge doesn't require it and actually makes you fail, even though the rest of your code is right.
Tristan Olarti
113 PointsThank you so much. I added the "return 0;" because I was under the impression that you needed it to print to the output.
Gareth Borcherds
9,372 PointsNope, just the printf statement will do the job.