I always get 0 for percentage when I do this:
int trackBarValue = trackBar.Value;
float percentage = trackBarValue / 100;
What’s wrong with my code?
I always get 0 for percentage when I do this: int trackBarValue = trackBar.Value;
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I always get 0 for percentage when I do this:
int trackBarValue = trackBar.Value;
float percentage = trackBarValue / 100;
What’s wrong with my code?
The problem is you’re doing an integer division, which is truncated. Try this:
This will do a floating point division, and given you the result you want.