refresher course in code

[gnuuser]

well its been a long time since I wrote any amount of code due to my former job and raising a family
so I guess Im going to take some classes in code again.
c#, java, python. and maybe php for starters and more later

[viking60]

[gnuuser]

heres a quick one in c++ it calculates the size of a hdd by the parameter you type in and displays the size in megabytes.
integers (a,b,c ) and it works

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
int a = 35202;
int b = 16;
int c = 63;
int d = 512;
int e = 1024;
int f = 1024;
int sum = a * b * c * d / e / f;
// this is just a down and dirty hdd size calculator.

cout << sum;

return 0;
}

[R_Head]

Is all Elliniká to me.

[dedanna1029]

heres a quick one in c++ it calculates the size of a hdd by the parameter you type in and displays the size in megabytes.
integers (a,b,c ) and it works

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
int a = 35202;
int b = 16;
int c = 63;
int d = 512;
int e = 1024;
int f = 1024;
int sum = a * b * c * d / e / f;
// this is just a down and dirty hdd size calculator.

cout << sum;

return 0;
}

Can this be set somehow to display gigabytes?

[gnuuser]

after line int f add line with int g = 1000;
int sum = a * b * c * d / e / f / g; ( the g has been added here)
and it should work
int a is the number of cylinders, int b is the number of heads, and int c is the number of sectors.

[dedanna1029]

Thanks!