Not sure if I should put this here or creations, but ohwell.
This is a military time converter. Enter a military time like 23 and it will tell you the am/pm time of that.
For the most part this is done, but I'm gonna add looping. Also I'm trying to find a way to make a am/pm to military time converter, but that's gonna be tough wil the am/pm difference. But I think I can do it.
Anyway here's the program. :D
| CODE |
///////////////////////////
/// Military Time Converter
/// Created by Shadow382
/// October 29, 2005
//////////////////////////
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
float militime, regtime;
string answer;
int main()
{
cout<<"***************************"<<endl;
cout<<"* Military Time Converter *"<<endl;
cout<<"***************************"<<endl;
cout<<" By Shadow382!\n"<<endl;
cout<<"Enter time in military format: ";
cin>>militime;
if (militime > 12)
{
regtime=militime-12;
}
else
{
regtime=militime-0;
}
cout<<"\nThe am/pm time of "<<militime<<"00hrs is "<<regtime<<"";
if (militime > 12)
{
cout<<"pm!\n"<<endl;
}
else
{
cout<<"am!\n"<<endl;
}
system("pause");
} |
I'm gonna make a program with alot of mini-programs in it. This will be one of them, aswell as my calculator. Just gotta make enough before I can start of the main program. :P
Lemme know if anything needs to be fixed. ;)
-Shadow382
Everybody is into calculators these days O.o... Why not something else...?
Because math with C++ is the first thing they teach you in C++ tutorials/books.
They would teach you math stuff like how to make S H I T go to reverse. Now THAT shows you grasped good math concepts. But CALCULATORS :s?
I've never heard it called military time before - the 24h clock sounds friendlier...
