[quilhos]

Well I got this code and I'd like to understand why the outcome is not what is expected.

PHP Code:

    TESTE = floatpower(10.0,6.0)

    client_print(killer, print_console, "TESTE: %d", TESTE) 


The outcome is 1232348160 instead of the correct answer(10^6).

Basicly I'm having a little of hard time working with exponent using floatpower, and I'd like some assisting fixing this, and maybe in the process I actually understand it correctly.

[Arkshine]

%d -> %f

[quilhos]

What is the difference?

[HamletEagle]

%d is for integers, like %i. %f is for floats.

[hleV]

%d is for cell (integer) and %f is for float. Cells' certain integer values correspond to certain float values.

[quilhos]

The test start to work properly but I'm sure I made some mistake on this:

PHP Code:

    div1 = float(userpoints[killer]/400)
    QA = floatpower(10.0,div1)
    
    client_print(killer, print_console, "QA: %f", QA) 


[HamletEagle]

If div1 and QA are tagged as floats, it's fine. If you want to print just the first digit after the . you would do 1.%f and so on.

[quilhos]

Fixed, thx a lot mate

[jimaway]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle you would do 1.%f and so on.

%.1f is the correct way

[Natsheh]

Originally Posted by jimaway %.1f is the correct way

Is this is possible to get it without the dot %.-1f