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Ricky Montemayor
176 PointsWhat's wrong with this code?
Challenge, printf
3 Answers
Ricky Montemayor
176 Pointsfloat math_constants [2]; math_constants [0] = 2.71828; math_constants [1] = 1.41421; printf("Euler's number = %f", math_constant [0]);
Ricky Montemayor
176 Pointsfloat math_constants [2];
math_constants [0] = 2.71828;
math_constants [1] = 1.41421;
printf("Euler's number = %f", math_constant [0]);
Alex Maroukian
2,163 PointsI think your printf function is wrong. You declared math_constants (with an s) but referred to math_constant (without the s). It should be printf("Euler's number = %f", math_constants [0]);
The rest looks right, so it should work.