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From: ez000453@deneb.ucdavis.edu
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Subject: Another ThinkC 4.0 Rookie Question
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Date: 2 Jan 90 07:57:20 GMT
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I can hardly believe I'm having so much trouble in ThinkC 4.0. In fact, I went
back to LSC 3.02 to see if I get the same results but it wasn't particularly
wanting to do that easily. Anyway I'm having a problem getting scanf to
read in a decimal number (e.g., 0.0001) correctly. It would read in 0.1 losing
all zeros after the decimal. I believe I have all the formats straight...
      scanf("%f",my_var); with the variable, my_var declared as float. Am I
going to go crazy 'cos this is a simple thing? Nothing I'm writing is going to
work until I get this simple problem fixed. Thanks!

Maybe I should go back to Pascal?

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o  COLIN ONG              Dept. Land, Air & Water Resources                 o
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