[Solved] Why does the c variable always output 0? [duplicate]

Question

In integer math, 5/9 is 0, remainder 5. You want 5.0/9.0 instead.

In C, what you do with a result has no effect on how it’s computed. So even though c is a float and you are storing the result of the math in a float, the math is still integer math because 5, 9, f and 32 are all integers.

Accepted Answer

In integer math, 5/9 is 0, remainder 5. You want 5.0/9.0 instead.

In C, what you do with a result has no effect on how it’s computed. So even though c is a float and you are storing the result of the math in a float, the math is still integer math because 5, 9, f and 32 are all integers.