Writing a program in C using CodeBlocks but I cannot seem to get this right. I keep getting weird outputs for my high, med, low.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Code is provided in link.
/*
program to decide the level of cooling or heating required
input - room and desired temprature as float
output - heating or cooling level
*/
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
float room = 0, desired = 0, diff = 0;
int coolingLevel = 0, heatingLevel = 0;
printf("\nPlease enter the room Temprature");
scanf("%f",&room);
printf("\nPlease enter the desired Temprature");
scanf("%f",&desired);
diff =
(room>desired?room-desired:desired-room);
if(diff > 2.5)
{
if (room > 75.1 && room < 85) //Else if
ladder to decide the level of cooling or heating.... Change
condition if required.
coolingLevel = 1;
else if (room > 85.1 && room < 95)
coolingLevel = 2;
else if (room > 95.1)
coolingLevel = 3;
else if (room > 60 && room <
69.99)
heatingLevel = 1;
else if (room > 50 && room <
59.99)
heatingLevel = 2;
else if (room <49.99)
heatingLevel = 3;
}
printf("\nprintf cooling = %d",coolingLevel);
printf("\nprintf heating = %d",heatingLevel);
return 0;
}
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