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Ashley Wong
209 PointsVariable_Assignment part 2 Float Variable
I am supposed to make a printf statement for the float variable radius. I wrote: printf ("%f radius.\n", 'radius'); Please help! I don't know what I did wrong.
4 Answers
kerdeseverin
9,688 PointsI think its because you have ' ' around radius. Shouldn't it be:
printf ("%f radius.\n", radius);
Ashley Wong
209 PointsI tried that also, it didn't work. The challenge told me that I was wrong
kerdeseverin
9,688 PointsOkay so I checked the challenge. It says Here is what your output should look like: " A ball with a radius of 14.5 inches."
float radius = 14.5;
printf("A ball with a radius of %f inches",radius);
Ashley Wong
209 PointsI literally copied and pasted your response but it was still incorrect.
kerdeseverin
9,688 PointsSorry I edited my answer, didn't realize I had an @ symbol. Habit.