Casting int to float in C

[Jensen Ackles]

Hello,
I'm doing the exercise decimal to binary converter and I have a little problem with the use of type (float). Actually my function that transforms my decimal to binary number works well, but as I use the pow () function to calculate powers of 2, I am forced to use numbers of type (double), although the numbers after the point is that 0. So, can I cast int to float. any help on this is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[NetWorkInG]

Hello,
Yes give us the code. If you do not need to use numbers to decimal, does not declare a double. The cast is implicit if you do
Here is the code

int number = pow(4, 3);

You can even re-code your own function that calculates powers, it is very easy. This is not the full code, but this is the important line in the code.

[GlassFish]

Hello,
Check out the following code

int hand()
{
    int chc=0;
    double num=0, nombreConverti=0;
    chariot ky=0;

    printf("Welcome to the decimal-binary converter!\ N \ N");
    printf("1.Conversion decimal-binary\ N");
    printf("Binary-decimal 2.Conversion\ N \ N");
    printf("What is your chc?\ N");
    scanf("% D", &chc);
    printf("\ NWhat num do you convert?\ N");
    scanf("% Lf", &num);

    if (chc==1)
    {
        nombreConverti=convDecBin(num);
        printf("\ NThe conversion of% d in binary is% f\ N", (int)num, (float)nombreConverti);/ / Pb with the float!
    }
    else
    {
        / / ConvBinDec (num);
    }

    printf("\ N \ NPress any ky to terminate\ N");
    scanf("% C", &ky);
    return 0;
}

[Windowed]

Hello,
You can alternatively try this code, see if this helps you, though I am not sure that this is what you need

double convDecBin(double number)
{
    double nm=0, pwr, x;

    while (number>0)
    {
        pwr=2, x=1;
        while(number-pwr>=0)
        {
            x++;
            pwr=pow(2,x);
        }
        x--;
        pwr=pow(2,x);
        nm+=pow(10,x);
        number-=pwr;

    }

    return nm;
}

[HardWeaR]

Hello,
Already I want to clarify that the float can contain a point number, as well as double. It is less clear. It is not you going with that solved the problem of zeros after the comma. Since he can not contain too many (eg 10001010111000.000000 want a double, but not float), there is an overflow

printf("\ NThe conversion of binary is% d:% .0 f\ N", (int)number, num);

This is what i am talking about.