Math with decimals

[aldreneo]

code:

var number1:int get numberone numberone * 2 print numberone

How do I make it so that numberone has a decimal in it and still be able to do math with it?

Example output I would like:

code:

2.3 4.6

[r.3volved]

Data type of integer uses whole numbers with no decimal places.
so your datatype should be (been a long time since I used hideous turing) Double, Float, Real or Decimal...whatever turing uses

[Delos]

You could simply use real variables instead:

code:

var real_number : real

Also, you don't print output in Turing, you put it .

[aldreneo]

Thanks

And allmost every other language uses print why does turing use put?

[Delos]

Why does Ruby use 'puts'? I'm not sure there's a satisfactory answer to that. If it makes you feel better, you could add this to an Output module:

code:

procedure print (text : string)    put text end print % And add others for ints, reals, etc, since Turing can't handle function overloading.

[s3arkay]

code:

var num : real get real put real :0:2

That would print the number with 2 decimals even if it didnt have any,

Example : 2.00

[aldreneo]

but, that would be without rounding

s3arkay wrote:

code:

var num : real get real put real :0:2

That would print the number with 2 decimals even if it didnt have any,

Example : 2.00