Simple mistake but stuck

The code works but the percentages dont work correctly. They register has 0. A litle help needed please

Code:

/* Header.c */
#include <stdio.h>

//////////////// Prototypes /////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void OutputHeader();
void Variable();
void Student();
void Grades();
void Summary();


//////////////////////// Global Variables //////////////////
float StudentsName, DOB, Test1, Test2, Test3, Test4, Average, Grading, SumOfMarks, Exit;
int Pass, Merit, Distinction, Fail, y=2, TStudent, DStudent, MStudent, PStudent, FStudent;
char Name[15];
char Flag;
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void main (void)
{
	 OutputHeader();
	 Variable();
	 Flag=1;
	 scanf("%s",Name);
	 Flag=stricmp(Name, "exit");

			while (Flag !=0)
		{
			Student();
			Grades();
			y++;
			scanf ("%s", Name);
			Flag = stricmp(Name, "exit");
		}
			Summary();








getch();

}

///////////////////////////////// My Functions ///////////////////////////////////

void OutputHeader()
	{
	clrscr();
	 gotoxy(1, 1);
	printf("Students Name  D.O.B   Test 1  Test 2  Test 3  Test 4   Average  Grading\n");
	}


void Variable()
	{
	Pass=0;
	Merit=0;
	Distinction=0;
	Fail=0;
	}

void Student()
	{
	gotoxy(16, y);
	scanf("%f", &DOB);
	gotoxy(24, y);
	scanf("%f", &Test1);
	gotoxy(32, y);
	scanf("%f", &Test2);
	gotoxy(40, y);
	scanf("%f", &Test3);
	gotoxy(48, y);
	scanf("%f", &Test4);

	 /* CalcAverageMark */
	 SumOfMarks = Test1 +Test2 + Test3 + Test4;
	 Average = SumOfMarks / 4;
  gotoxy(53, y);  printf("%6.0f\n", Average);

  /*UpdateGrades*/



	{
	gotoxy (68,y);
	if (Average>=85)
	printf("D");

	else

	if (Average>=65)
	printf("M");

	else

	if (Average>=40)
	printf("P");

	else
	printf("F");
	}
}
	void Grades()
	{
	if (Average>=85)
	++Distinction;

	else

	if (Average>=65)
	++Merit;

	else

	if (Average>=40)
	++Pass;

	else
	++Fail;
	}


	void Summary()
		{

		TStudent=Distinction+Merit+Pass+Fail;
		FStudent=100*(Fail/TStudent);
		PStudent=100*(Pass/TStudent);
		MStudent=100*(Merit/TStudent);
		DStudent=100*(Distinction/TStudent);


	printf("Summary\n");
	printf("Total number students processed:> %d\n", TStudent);
	printf("Average of all students average mark:> %d\n", Average);
	printf("Percentage of students with a D:> %d\n", DStudent);
	printf("Percentage of students with a M:> %d\n", MStudent);
	printf("Percentage of student with a P:> %d\n", PStudent);
	printf("Percentage of students with a F:> %d\n", FStudent);
	  }


	//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

 

Void Summary.
printf("Percentage of students with a D:> %d\n", DStudent);
printf("Percentage of students with a M:> %d\n", MStudent);
printf("Percentage of student with a P:> %d\n", PStudent);
printf("Percentage of students with a F:> %d\n", FStudent);
}


It should display the percentage of students with that grade. But it displays 0

 

Any percentage less than 100 is a fraction. Are you trying to print that fraction as an integer? Just curious, looks that way from the snippet.

 

I'm trying to print the percentage of how many students got that grade.

e.g

If 4 students took the exams
2 got Pass
2 got Merit

Then Pass would be 50%
Merit would be 50%

I hope this clears things up.

 

int Students = 4;
int Pass = 2;

Pass/Students = 2 / 4 = ? (Zero, that's what. These are integers.)

I hope this clears things up.

 

That will work, so long as the category is at least 1% of the students. Four distinctions out of a thousand students would still fail, though. I would convert the category and the number of students to floats, do the division, and convert back. I would definitely multiply first, as Shabbir shows, since a larger numerator will usually result in more accuracy. Any piddling decimal fractions that occur will be truncated on the reconversion to int, or you could round.

 

Thank you for clearing that up. Much appreciated.