blake

/*******************************************************************************************
* Programmer: Jacob Bridgman                                                               *
* Class: Cpt S 121, Spring 2012; Lab Section 5                                             *
* Programming Assignment: Programming Assignment 1                                         *
* Date: January 25, 2012                                                                   *
* Description: This program uses several equations to calculate results based on user input*
*******************************************************************************************/

#include <stdio.h>
//#include <math.h>
//#define PI 3.14159 

int main (void)//main function
{
	//int a = 0;

	//char plaintext_character = '\0', encoded_character = '\0';

	double force = 0.0, mass = 0.0, acceleration = 0.0, newtons_2nd_law = 0.0;
		   //radius = 0.0, height = 0.0, 
		   //x = 0.0, y = 0.0, 
		   //image_distance = 0.0, focal_length = 0.0;

   printf("\n");
   printf("---=====ADEPTUS MECHANICUS EQUATION EVALUATOR OF THE OMNISSIAH=====---\n");//fun line that describes program
   printf("----------------THE MACHING SPIRIT IS WILLING--------------\n");

//Newton's Second Law
   
   printf("Enter mass and acceleration ,as floating-point values, for Newton's Second Law: \n");
   scanf("%lf%lf", &mass, &acceleration);
   printf("Newton's Second Law: Force = Mass * Acceleration\n");

   newtons_2nd_law == mass * acceleration;

   printf ("force = %lf * %lf = %lf", mass, acceleration, newtons_2nd_law \n\n);
   

   
   printf ("NEXT EQUATION \n\n");

//Volume of a Cylinder
   //printf("Volume of a Cylinder\n");

   //printf("Volume_Cylinder = PI * radius * radius * height\n");

   //printf("Enter the radius and height <as floating-point values> for volume_cylinder: \n");

   //scanf("%lf%lf", &radius, &height);
  

   //volume_cone = 1.0 / 3 * PI * radius * radius * height;


   
return 0;

}