/*
 * exp_mult3.c - Assinging variables values in function arguments
 */
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
  int aa, bb; // declare int aa and bb
  float cc; // declare float cc

  aa = 10;  // assing some varliables
  bb = 33;  // assing some varliables
  cc = 3.1459;   // assing some varliables

  printf("The value of aa * bb is %d\n", aa * bb); // print the value of aa*bb as decimal
  printf("The value of bb/4 is %d\n", bb/4);  // print the value of bb diviced by 4 as decimal
  printf("The value of cast bb/4 is %f\n", (float) bb/4 ); // cast expression to float during calculation
  printf("The vlaue of bb/aa is %f\n", bb/aa); // print the value of bb/aa as a float
  printf("The value of cast bb/aa is %f\n", (float)bb/aa);  // cast expression to float during calculation
  // Add the following lines
  printf("At this point aa is %d, bb is %d, and cc is %f\n", aa, bb, cc); // print value of aa bb cc
  printf("The value of aa is %d\n", aa=aa*bb ); // calculate aa*bb, assign to aa, and print
  printf("The value of aa is %d\n", bb/4); // divide bb/aa, and print output
  printf("The value of cc is %f\n", cc=(float)bb/3 ); // bb divided by 3, assinged to cc as a loat and printed
  printf("New values are stored: aa is %d, bb is %d, and cc is %f\n", aa,bb,cc); // print the values of aa bb and cc
 
  return 0;
}