I have [Error] expected expression before '<=' token , with the following code:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main ()
{
float VS, VF;
printf ("valor do salario: ");
scanf ("%f", &VS);
printf ("valor de um financiamento: ");
scanf ("%f", &VF);
if (VF/VS)<=5
printf ("“Financiamento concedido.");
else
printf ("Financiamento negado.");
system ("PAUSE");
}
Now the program is jumping the answer:
Try to replace:
if (VF/VS)<=5
by
if ((VF/VS)<=5)
The error happens because if is expecting to find an expression of type boolean (true or false) within the parentheses that follow it, and in your case it is encountering a division (numeric value).
As for the second "error", the "response" is appearing before the system ("PAUSE"); message. To fix this replace:
printf ("“Financiamento concedido.");
by
printf ("Financiamento concedido.\n");
Where \n represents line break.
The ideal would be to give one more study in the language, to avoid putting here posting every error that the compiler presents.
Your error is in this if :
if (VF/VS)<=5
Try:
if ((VF/VS)<=5)