rand to dollar conversion project

[ilunga Elisse]

hi every one please is the any one who can assist me how to creat a program that culculate rand to dollor?

[Tapas Chand]

Welcome to ranch

Can you post what you have got so far?

[ilunga Elisse]

i really have nothing if any one can assist me please i am confuse ?

[Henry Wong]

ilunga Elisse wrote:i really have nothing if any one can assist me please i am confuse ?

Well, if you have nothing, then you need to start from the beginning. Tell us the assignment statement from your professor, and explain to us what you are confused about.

Henry

[Sachin Tripathi]

Hello
We will be happy to assist you learn things

We are simply not going to do assignments for you.

So do some effort by your own ,we will be here to help you whenever you will need

Post your relevant doubts and you will surely get the answer,

One last advice always use relevant title for your post.As in your case,Java doesn't implies anything.

[ilunga Elisse]

ok i will post what i have then you will assist me?

[Henry Wong]

ilunga Elisse wrote:ok i will post what i have then you will assist me?

Well, I don't know if you are guaranteed to get an answer, but if you don't have a clear question, it will certainly lessen your chances of getting a clear answer. Also, if you are interested on how to get better answers, see this...

https://coderanch.com/how-to/java/HowToAskQuestionsOnJavaRanch

Henry

[Maneesh Godbole]

Some pointers to help you ask the correct questions.
1) How will the user interact with your code? GUI? Command line? Anything else?

Do you know how to write a command line application where you can accept the user input and process it?

Do you know how to write a GUI based application?

2) Are you aware that the conversion rate is dynamic. Will your application consider 'real' exchange rates or dummy? If real, where do you plan to get them from? How often will you fetch the latest rates?

[Campbell Ritchie]

Welcome to the Ranch

Can you write a program so you can pass something like 100 and 13.2541 and get it to return 1325.41? Then you can get another program to print $100=R1325.41. Or vice versa, so R1000=$75.4146.

I got those rates from XE a few minutes ago.