teaching myself C, and i got a question

[couch potato]

mkay, i have been making several programs that do conversions, such as earth's gravity to moon's gravity, and dollars to pounds, but i have a question. maybe its just that im not too advanced into math (taking algebra 2), but is there a way to get it to output specific amounts, such as $5.75 instead of just $5.00? i tried using integers and floating and double, but they dont seem to work, or i just doing something wrong?

[voogru]

Originally posted by couch potato
mkay, i have been making several programs that do conversions, such as earth's gravity to moon's gravity, and dollars to pounds, but i have a question. maybe its just that im not too advanced into math (taking algebra 2), but is there a way to get it to output specific amounts, such as $5.75 instead of just $5.00? i tried using integers and floating and double, but they dont seem to work, or i just doing something wrong?

float flValue = 1.337;
printf("Your floating point value is %f\n", flValue);

[phenious]

if what voogru said dosnt help post some code snippits so we can see what your doing

-: phenious :-