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Alexander Khant
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 17,051 Points
float radius = 14.5;

Posted October 14, 2016 10:54pm by Alexander Khant

Alexander Khant
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 17,051 Points
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BIRIMA BURMA
1,030 Points
Add a printf statement to print the radius variable. Here is what your output should look like: A ball with a radius of

Posted February 21, 2016 7:16pm by BIRIMA BURMA

BIRIMA BURMA
1,030 Points
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suresh sriramineni
779 Points
Add a printf statement to print the radius variable. Here is what your output should look like: A ball with a radius of

Posted February 20, 2016 2:25am by suresh sriramineni

suresh sriramineni
779 Points
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Gloridi Luke
Courses Plus Student 42 Points
i can't create a float variable

Posted December 17, 2015 5:58pm by Gloridi Luke

Gloridi Luke
Courses Plus Student 42 Points
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LaRita Wilcher
1,011 Points
not able to get the code to output A ball with a radius of 14.5 using float command

Posted December 11, 2015 7:51pm by LaRita Wilcher

LaRita Wilcher
1,011 Points
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Kevin Wyers
586 Points
I don't know how I am supposed to be using this workspace.

Posted October 6, 2015 9:48am by Kevin Wyers

Kevin Wyers
586 Points
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Brenner Haverlock
478 Points
How do you println the float in this

Posted September 15, 2015 8:26pm by Brenner Haverlock

Brenner Haverlock
478 Points
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TWG Team
Courses Plus Student 18,481 Points
This exercise does not seem to recognize %f variable.

Posted September 10, 2015 12:12am by TWG Team

TWG Team
Courses Plus Student 18,481 Points
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Artem Mikheev
229 Points
it says i didnt make a float when i did

Posted September 6, 2015 8:06am by Artem Mikheev

Artem Mikheev
229 Points
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Austin Keener
Courses Plus Student 55 Points
How do I see what the answer to a question I have gotten wrong is so that I can go back and figure out what I need to do

Posted July 29, 2015 3:57pm by Austin Keener

Austin Keener
Courses Plus Student 55 Points
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ihab seif
231 Points
float radius = 14.5; printf ("a ball with a radius %f \n", radius)t working its no

Posted July 25, 2015 8:10pm by ihab seif

ihab seif
231 Points
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ihab seif
231 Points
how to do a statement printf (%f "a_ball_with_a_radius,\n")

Posted July 24, 2015 8:14pm by ihab seif

ihab seif
231 Points
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Phillip Buchanon
741 Points
I'm the golden child

Posted July 24, 2015 4:55am by Phillip Buchanon

Phillip Buchanon
741 Points
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ihab seif
231 Points
how to start

Posted July 23, 2015 7:57pm by ihab seif

ihab seif
231 Points
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Bruno Roberto Silva
407 Points
Hi, I do know understand my problem, I declared a float and printf with value. Why is my problem? Tnks

Posted July 20, 2015 1:15pm by Bruno Roberto Silva

Bruno Roberto Silva
407 Points
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danielhadley
215 Points
Does the printf look correct? float radius = 14.5; printf("A ball with a radius of %f.\n , radius);

Posted July 9, 2015 5:27am by danielhadley

danielhadley
215 Points
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Brandon Zeck
3,127 Points
Objective-C Variable Challenge.

Posted July 7, 2015 2:43pm by Brandon Zeck

Brandon Zeck
3,127 Points
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Ammar Zafar
196 Points
How do I create a float variable named 'radius' with the value '14.5' without writing the main function).

Posted July 4, 2015 9:11pm by Ammar Zafar

Ammar Zafar
196 Points
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Kent Drummond
8,309 Points
float, printf("A ball %f inches around.\n"); says my %f is wrong for a float?

Posted June 23, 2015 5:14pm by Kent Drummond

Kent Drummond
8,309 Points
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alexanderliddiard
1,054 Points
says correct string, but not correct format. ?????

Posted May 27, 2015 3:45am by alexanderliddiard

alexanderliddiard
1,054 Points
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Saiyad Pasha
187 Points
What is wrong with this code? float radius = 14.5; printf("A ball with a radius of %f inches\n"), radius;

Posted May 9, 2015 10:58pm by Saiyad Pasha

Saiyad Pasha
187 Points
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Mansour Khan
380 Points
I am able to execute the following code in xcode but it is failing during the challenge task

Posted March 28, 2015 9:57pm by Mansour Khan

Mansour Khan
380 Points
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Justice Santistevan
Courses Plus Student 66 Points
What does this text mean "more '%' conversions than data arguments"

Posted March 24, 2015 1:10pm by Justice Santistevan

Justice Santistevan
Courses Plus Student 66 Points
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Roger Curiel
Courses Plus Student 58 Points
Need help in the variables section

Posted March 20, 2015 1:17pm by Roger Curiel

Roger Curiel
Courses Plus Student 58 Points
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Darian Brewer
Courses Plus Student 77 Points
how do I print a float statement?

Posted February 27, 2015 6:05pm by Darian Brewer

Darian Brewer
Courses Plus Student 77 Points
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Joylyne Mangezi
2,632 Points
what is required of me here

Posted February 17, 2015 11:13am by Joylyne Mangezi

Joylyne Mangezi
2,632 Points
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Keivon Hobeheidar
284 Points
%f

Posted February 14, 2015 11:47pm by Keivon Hobeheidar

Keivon Hobeheidar
284 Points
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Dustin Garrett
iOS Development Techdegree Student 166 Points
Im getting stuck on printing "A ball with a radius of 14.5"

Posted February 9, 2015 5:30am by Dustin Garrett

Dustin Garrett
iOS Development Techdegree Student 166 Points
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Tri Vo
258 Points
This is exactly how the tutorial went and it tests fine in xcode why is it still wrong?

Posted February 5, 2015 9:42pm by Tri Vo

Tri Vo
258 Points
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sina rahmaniyehaneh
Courses Plus Student 1,250 Points
I dont know

Posted January 31, 2015 10:13pm by sina rahmaniyehaneh

sina rahmaniyehaneh
Courses Plus Student 1,250 Points
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