FizzBuzz Program

FizzBuzz is lame, stupid, retarded . . . etc.

Code:


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    for(int i = 0; i <= 100; i++)
    {
        if(i%3)cout << "Fizz";
        if(i%5)cout << "Buzz";
        if(!(i%3 || i%5))cout << i;
        cout << endl;
    }
    return 0;
}


NO U!

Can you tell me all of the math symbols useable in cpp. i didnt know there was a factor symbol

there is no such thing as a factor symbol


oh huh i didn't teach you that yet.


well here's the lesson.


whenever there is an exclamation mark in front of anything (other than in a string, in which case it's just a punctuation mark) , it means "not"


so if it is in front of an equal sign it means "does not equal". the exclamation mark is used for such a thing because .... well... do you see a "not equal" sign on your keyboard? NO! lol so we have to make a combination of keys equivalent to the not equal sign.


also all math symbols are +, -, /, *, %

that's it.


the percent sign is called the modulus operator. it divides the two numbers and spits out the remainder of the division

for instance 12%10 would spit out 2.

16%3 would spit out 1

11%5 would spit out 1. etc etc etc.



math FUNCTIONS are a different story. check the C++ math library for that. link to math library

Oh okay i already understood the factorial sign meant not. but the % sign was confusing me. I know that parantheses are used to get a bool value so im guessing that when you use the % sign in parantheses it has the remainder has to equal zero

I tried that fizz buzz program in the second post and it ended up doing the opposite

well that's because pual wrote it incorrectly. idiot forgot something important. try it yourself then ask for the solution if you REALLY are stuck

Ah shuddup, You've made stupider mistakes and besides I was tired.