This is one of the programs I did recently.
I feel like I did a good job with this one, but I'm no expert, and I make silly mistakes.
Anything I should change or is it all good?
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//Ashton Dreiling
//Falling distance exercise
#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
//global constants
const int MAX_VALUE=10;
const double HALF=1.0/2;
const double NUM_FOR_CAL_IN_DISTANCE_FORMULA=9.8;
const int ZERO_FOR_CAL=1;
//module prototype
double fallingDistance(int);
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//some variables
double distance;
int seconds=0;
cout << "Hello, we are going to be displaying the falling distance that corresponds to the values 1-10 which are seconds!" << endl;
//setting up table
cout << "Seconds\t\t\tDistance" << endl;
cout << "---------------------------------" << endl;
//counting-loop function
for (seconds = ZERO_FOR_CAL; seconds<=MAX_VALUE; ++seconds)
{
distance=fallingDistance(seconds);
cout << seconds << "\t\t\t" << distance << endl;
}//end of for function
system("Pause");
return 0;
}//end main
//return function
double fallingDistance(int seconds)
{
double D;
D=(HALF*NUM_FOR_CAL_IN_DISTANCE_FORMULA * seconds*seconds);
return D;
}//end of fallingDistance function
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const int ZERO_FOR_CAL=1;
o_O zero for cal is 1???
anyways like the closed account said, its nice...
Good comments, nice use of global variables, nice organized output of data..
Looks good to me :D