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Converting radians to degrees, minutes, seconds

Write a program that reads in an angle measure in
radians, and prints out the same angle measure in
degrees, minutes and seconds.  Remember, if d,m,s
is the degree/minutes/seconds measure, all must be
integers, m and s must be in [0,59], and the angle
in degrees must equal

        d + m/60 + s/3600

to within less than 1 second of a degree of error.

To convert from a radians angle measure to degrees,

        degrees = radians * 180/Pi

where Pi is approximately 3.14159265358979323846.
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#include "si204.h"

int main() {
  // store Pi as a variable, for convenience and clarity
  double pi = 3.14159265358979323846;

  // read in radians measure
  fputs("Enter angle measure in radians: ", stdout);
  double r;
  r = readnum(stdin);

  // compute angle in degrees (with fractions)
  double a;
  a = r * 180.0 / pi;

  // compute whole degree number + leftover
  int d;
  d = (int)a; // the fractional part of a gets truncated!
  double r1;
  r1 = a - d; // leftover in degrees

  // compute whole minute number + leftover
  int m;
  m = (int)(r1 * 60.0); // fractional part gets truncated!
  double r2;
  r2 = r1 - m/60.0; // leftover in degrees

  // compute whole second number + leftover
  int s;
  s = (int)(r2 * 3600.0);

  // print out results
  writenum(d, stdout);
  fputs(" degrees, ", stdout);
  writenum(m, stdout);
  fputs(" minutes and ", stdout);
  writenum(s, stdout);
  fputs(" seconds\n", stdout);

  return 0;
}