How Can You Simulate Rain in C Programming?

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The discussion focuses on simulating rain in C programming, specifically requiring user inputs for resin speed, density, and temperature. Participants emphasize the need for a clearer problem definition and suggest that the original poster should provide their current work for more effective assistance. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding methodology, implementation, and debugging in programming tasks.

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I have a homework about simulating the rain in C.
It must require from the user the resin speed density and temperature.
Can anyone help?
 
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Yikes Penultimate, that's a whole lot of questions you're posting in such a short time period! As others have mentioned, we need to see your work.

In this case, your question is so undefined that you might as well have just said that you need to write a program that takes inputs. For an introductory programming course, as I assume you're in, you're generally given some problem, a method for solving said problem, and hints for how to solve it. Are you having trouble with the methodology, the implementation, or with the debugging of the program?

HINT: The [ CODE] tag (under advanced edit) could probably come in handy here...
 

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