I am having an issue getting part of this code to work the way I would like. (This is a week 2 assignment in an Intro class so the code is probably less than efficient all around. But the line in question is this...
if (hourly < 1)
printf ("Get a job!\n");
This works fine, however I want this to really be
if (hourly =0)
printf ("Get a job!\n");
However, when I attempt this, it skips the line of code entirely. When I change it back to <1, it runs fine. Any input on why this is happening? I loaded the entire code below if anyone needs to see it.
if (hourly < 1)
printf ("Get a job!\n");
This works fine, however I want this to really be
if (hourly =0)
printf ("Get a job!\n");
However, when I attempt this, it skips the line of code entirely. When I change it back to <1, it runs fine. Any input on why this is happening? I loaded the entire code below if anyone needs to see it.
C++:
#include <stdio.h>
int main ()
{
float hourly , hours_worked;
printf ("How much money do you make per hour?\n");
scanf ("%f" , &hourly);
if (hourly < 1)
printf ("Get a job!\n");
else
printf ("How many hours per week do you normally work?\n");
scanf ("%f" , &hours_worked);
/* Calculating weekly pay*/
float week_pay;
week_pay = (hourly * hours_worked);
printf ("You make %f dollars each week.\n" , week_pay);
/* Calculating monthly pay*/
float month_pay;
month_pay = week_pay * 4;
printf ("You make %f dollars each month\n" , month_pay);
/* Calculating yearly pay*/
float year_pay;
year_pay = month_pay * 12;
printf ("You make %f dollars each year before tax\n" , year_pay);
/* Calculating how long it would take to reach the users money goal*/
float save;
printf ("How much money would you like to have?\n");
scanf ("%f" , &save);
printf ("You would need to work %f years and save all of the money earned to reach this goal. This does not include tax\n" , save / year_pay);
return 0;
}