CS50 Problem Set 1 - Cash Solution 2023 Update (Step by Step Walkthrough for Beginners)

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[@TheLeanoni]

For each function you can simply divide cents by the correct value of that coin. For example in the function for quarters just type " return cents / 25; ". Since we are working with integers the result of the division will be the amount of quarters you will need. It should look like this: int calculate_quarters(int cents) { return cents / 25; }

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[@hefferdoodles9938]

Mine worked simply by making the return values for each of the calculation functions equal to cents / the amount of cents that the particular coin was worth. For example, to calculate quarters is: return cents / 25; This worked for me and it takes a lot less code to accomplish.

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bro it makes sense now. I did more simply. I divided input to each number. It was acceptable anyway but I like yours more

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[@ecstasik]

You don't need the loop in any functions, because in main() they make it through cents = cents - quarters * 25; For example, 60 cents, after return 2 quarters then cents = 60 - 2*25 mean cents = 10; So dimes will be 1 and then cents = cents - dimes * 10 aka cents = 10 - 1* 10 mean cents = 0; And there wont be nickels and pennies. Anyway, good vids. Thanks int calculate_quarters(int cents) { // TODO int quarter = cents / 25; return quarter; }

[@alishadow9801]

that's worked for me thanks

[@toddhurley5629]

Correct me if I’m wrong but I didn’t find it necessary to declare int quarters. This worked fine for me. Int calculate_quarters (int cents) { return cents / 25; }

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Can you explain how exactly you identified this to be a loop? I’m brand new to programming and I’m not sure how you determined it. Thanks.

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[@artyomd8842]

Hello. Thanks for the video. I did it in other way. Not that well designed, but it took less lines of code. Here's an examples for quarters: -- int quarters; quarters = cents / 25; cents = cents - quarters * 25; return quarters;

[@okcgaming6543]

I just did int q: q= cents/25; return q; I think the code already written for you takes care of updating the value of cents so the 3rd line in your program isn't needed.

[@artyomd8842]

@@okcgaming6543 will try this.

[@qiqi4830]

@@okcgaming6543 what would the code be like for dimes? A hint please

[@okcgaming6543]

@@qiqi4830 dimes are 10 cents while quarters are 25, u got this

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[@cjplabs]

Why did you make an entire loop for simple division? I used: int calculate_dimes(int cents) { int dimes; dimes = cents / 10; return dimes; } And the same code for all other coin types, that passed all of the check50 tests and uses way simpler code. Division on ints will not return decimal values or the remainder, just the wholest number, so it never fails. Genuinely curious if there is a reason to use looped subtraction instead of just division? Thank you!

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[@codeandtech77]

Anyone who doesn't understand how the math in the variables/functions work, remember the BODMAS Rule, the computer or specifically the C language also uses the same technique to calculate the answer, so in the quarters part where he tells us that cents = cents - quarters * 25, where cents = 68, he really means that first multiply quarters with 25, then minus the answer with the cents given (2 * 25 = 50, 68 - 50 = 18). 4:38

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[@BlackCat-lz5tr]

You could devide by the value of the coin in the function for instinct you can devide quarter to cents / 25

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[@Blueprint4Murder]

So I am a coding noob when I did my logic I did it with division without a loop. While I understand what you have done would I be able to express the problem using division? Would it be more or less efficient?

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