Help Pls lol

[dull cove]

Ez but idk why its not working

[glass raven]

<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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[dull cove]

Help guys plsss

[frozen python]

what is your issue?

btw, your issue is probably that "5/100" is 0

because this is integer division

do "dis" is always going to be 0

[cobalt hare]

You are using integer division

It all rounds down to 0

If you want to round down I'm the normal way, you can do price * 5 / 100 instead of the other way round

Or you can also use doubles

Using 5.0 or 5D

Instead of 5

[frozen python]

@dull cove https://www.cs.umd.edu/~clin/MoreJava/Intro/expr-int-div.html#:~:text=Java does integer division%2C which,can come in very handy. read this 🙂

[tall maple]

won't this'll also fail if price is 1?

[cobalt hare]

If they are casting to int afterwards, it would ane way be 0

I said if they want to round it down after the calculation they can do that

[tall maple]

ohw

that'll still be the same ig

let me try

ohh no

its good

im rusty

[cobalt hare]

Np, we all make silly errors

[ashen mica]

@dull cove In addition to the bug you noticed and that the previous messages described, the numbers on the borders won't do what you want them to do.

If price is exactly 2000, it will be neither < 2000 nor > 2001, so neither the first nor the second conditional blocks get triggered.
You have to use <= and >= if you want the numbers at the borders to be included in the if blocks.

[dull cove]

I think so 5.0 will work

[cobalt hare]

As a matter of fact, the first condition in the else ifs can be entirely removed as they are handled by the previous if

[dull cove]

Works with price*dis/100