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How do I output information from my Method to the user as a table?
For my program, I'm trying to use data from a file that will take the numbers(which stand for Celsius) and use them to calculate standard deviation/convert to Fahrenheit. I've already created the methods for the calculation but I'm not sure what is the right way of outputting the information from those methods to the user when I run the code.
I've tried:
sDeviation(celsius);
double fDeviation = sDeviation(celsius);
Last edited by HyperRei; August 22nd, 2020 at 01:51 AM.
Re: How do I output information from my Method to the user as a table?
What are the user's capabilities or requirements for reading the data?right way of outputting the information from those methods to the user
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Re: How do I output information from my Method to the user as a table?
All the user has to do is run the code. My job is to output certain information using data from a file. Here's a GitHub link that shows what I have thus far along with what information is on the input file.
GitHub: https://gist.github.com/NexusRei/115...81b9607e1ac131
Re: How do I output information from my Method to the user as a table?
Please post the code here, not at a link.
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