How Do I Write Code For This Formula?

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how do i write code for this formula in c#.
f2/f1xr

f1 = class or subject
f2 = total credit hour per week
r = classroom

Posted 19-Mar-14 1:10am

Aisha Ali khan

Updated 19-Mar-14 1:12am

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nandakishoreroyal 19-Mar-14 7:13am

Explain briefly...

CPallini 19-Mar-14 7:17am

It doesn't look rocket science. What's the problem?

Tejas Vaishnav 19-Mar-14 7:18am

what type of value in f2, f1 and r?

if all are double or integer then you can write like this...

double restult = (f2/f1) * r;

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-19T01:54:00

The chances are that you want to input the values from the user and generate the result.
Unfortunately, we can't see your screen, so we don;t know what environment you are working in. But...assuming you know haw to get three strings called stringF1, stringF2, and stringR then all you have to do is convert them to numbers and complete it:

C#

double f1;
if (!TryParse(stringF1, out f1))
   {
   // Report a problem to your user and stop
   }
double f2;
if (!TryParse(stringF2, out f2))
   {
   // Report a problem to your user and stop
   }
double r;
if (!TryParse(stringR, out r))
   {
   // Report a problem to your user and stop
   }
double result = (f1 / f2) * r;
string stringResult = result.ToString();

Which you can print to your console, or put to a lable, or whatever your envirtonment allows.