/* Name: Garrett Haldrup
ohmsLaw.c
Problem: Take an input of Voltage and Resistance and calculate Current.
Certification of Authenticity:
I certify that this assignment is entirely my own work.
*/
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void){
    // Program purpose output
    printf("This program will take in Voltage(V) and Resistance(Ω) to calculate the Current(A)\n");

    // Declare voltage and current as double, and resistance as int
    double voltage, current;
    int resistance;

    // Scan in voltage and resistance from user
    printf("Input the Voltage in Volts(V): ");
    scanf("%lf", &voltage);

    printf("Input the Resistance in Ohms(Ω): ");
    scanf("%d", &resistance);

    // Perform Ohms Law Clalculation I = V / R
    current = voltage / resistance;

    // Output Current from calculation
    printf("Based off the Voltage(V) of %.1lfV and Resistance(Ω) of %dΩ\n", voltage, resistance);
    printf("The Current(A) is: %.3lfA\n", current);

    return 0;
}