Write code for ohms law in C++

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Hello I have little to no knowledge in coding, can someone help me write a very quick code in C++ that solves Ohms Law, V=I*R?

I know its super simple probably will take all of 10 minutes but I have no knowledge.

What I have tried:

I have tried to figure it out with google but have had no luck

Posted 13-Sep-20 5:52am

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Updated 13-Sep-20 10:58am

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Rick York · Accepted Answer · 2020-09-13T06:01:00

Solution 1

C++

volts = current * impedance;

There you go.

Posted 13-Sep-20 6:01am

Rick York

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[no name] 13-Sep-20 12:05pm

And what news you bring with that? OP allready mentioned 'V=I*R'

Rick York 13-Sep-20 12:09pm

It does exactly what was asked. What is YOUR problem?

[no name] 13-Sep-20 12:12pm

It does _repeat_ exactly what was asked. What is YOUR problem?

Rick York 13-Sep-20 13:06pm

The text of the question is not valid C++ syntax and the solution is not repeating the question. What I posted is valid syntax and answers the question precisely.

MY problem is your clueless posting. Try reading the question again. It does not ask about prompting a user, reading a file, writing a GUI, or anything else.

[no name] 13-Sep-20 13:23pm

"The text of the question is not valid C++ syntax"
So you expect a question needs to be ask in c++ :lol:
EOD

KarstenK · Accepted Answer · 2020-09-13T07:15:00

Solution 2

What about Learn C++ and write that code for yourself?

Tip: you may use cin and cout for some easy input/output.

Posted 13-Sep-20 7:15am

KarstenK

OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2020-09-13T10:59:00

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