26 lines
894 B
C
26 lines
894 B
C
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#include <stdio.h>
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#include <stdlib.h>
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// You typicly write all of your includes in the beginning
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// We want to use some math function.
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// To do so we have to either write them our self or include a library.
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// Because we are lazy and don't want to spend time debugging we will include the math.h library.
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// TODO: Include math.h
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// Be carefull! For some libraries you have to tell the linker which libraries he has to link to your program
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// I.g in this case, because we are compiling with gcc, we need to set the -lm flag
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int main(int argc, const char *argv[])
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{
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int Value = 90;
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float SinValue = sin(Value);
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float CosinValue = cos(Value);
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printf("The sin of %d is %4.2f and the cosin is %4.2f.", Value, SinValue, CosinValue);
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}
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// On many linux-distributions you can use "man <function>" to get information
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// If you are on linux, try using :
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// man atof
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// man printf
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// man sin
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