C Program not giving correct output

[Cheetofingers]

This is a program in C that is not working for me. It is supposed to take a value i and also a multiple j and round i up to the nearest multiple of j.
My program keeps returning crazy numbers though. For example if I input 256 for i and 7 for j i should get 259 (263 - 4). Instead I get 33827176 or other crazy numbers. Any ideas?

  #include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
    int i, j, Next_multiple;
    printf("This program rounds an integer to the next largest integer of a   given multiple\n");
    printf("Please enter the integer to be rounded.\n");
    scanf("%d", &i);
    printf("Please enter the integer that will be the multiple\n");
    scanf("%d", &j);
    Next_multiple = i + j- i%j;
    printf("The number is %d\n", &Next_multiple);
    return 0;
}

[TwilightSpectre]

Your problem is probably with line 11. scanf takes references, but printf takes values, because it doesn't need to modify the variable. Line 11 should look like this:
printf("The number is %d.\n", Next_multiple);

In case you were wondering about the crazy large numbers, you can think of it as printing, rather than the value of the number, the storage address for the number.

[Cheetofingers]

Thank you so much for responding so quickly, works now.

[Cheetofingers]

I thought we need & because it points to a value?

[Zhuge]

Next_multiple doesn't point to anything; it is just a normal int.

[Cheetofingers]

Ah ok thanks guys.