Ha is really simple question - given absolute value is not more than two integers A and B 100, requiring you follow the "A / B = List" output format results.
Input format:
Input Given two integers A and B (-100≤A, B≤100) in the first row, separated by spaces between numbers.
Output format:
the output in the line: If the denominator is positive, the output "A / B = List"; if the denominator is negative, the denominator enclosed in braces output; If the denominator is zero, then the output should be commercially Error. Business output should retain two decimal places.
Input Sample 1:
-12
Output Sample 1:
-1 / 2 = -0.50
Input Sample 2:
1-3
Output Sample 2:
1 / (- 3) = - 0.33
Input Sample 3:
50
output sample. 3:
. 5/0 = Error
1 int main() 2 { 3 int a,b; 4 float c=0.0; 5 scanf("%d %d",&a,&b); 6 c=(float)a/b; 7 if(b<0) 8 printf("%d/(%d)=%.2f",a,b,c); 9 else if(b==0) 10 printf("%d/%d=Error",a,b); 11 else 12 printf("%d/%d=%.2f",a,b,c); 13 return 0; 14 }