#include main() { Float a,b,sum; a=3.087; sum=a+b; printf("sum=%f",sum); }
Actully i was getting the ans as 11 so.iwas having the doubt that if we dont give the value of b will it consider itself n how
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Administrator • Sep 22, 2018
#-Link-Snipped-#Â - I'm not sure what you're trying to do. If you haven't define 'b', it's not going to add up to a.
The output of the following program -
#include <stdio.h>
main()Â
{Â
  float a,b,sum; a=3.087;Â
  sum=a+b;Â
  printf("sum=%f",sum);Â
  return 0;
}
is 3.087000Â
I'm not sure why are you getting 11. Did you write the entire program? Could you check and post again?Â
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Member • Sep 22, 2018
Sorry im getting 3.087000.i dont know what mistake i have done that time
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Member • Sep 24, 2018
try to initialize b variable with 0, may be junk values causing the problem.
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