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hey everyone hereamp;#39;s a quick program that we can make to calculate the circumference of a circle i thought this would be good practice for us now that we know how user input works letamp;#39;s declare all of the variables that weamp;#39;ll need iamp;#39;m going to create a constant variable named pi and itamp;#39;s going to be of the double data type pi equals 3.14159 the reason that iamp;#39;m making this a constant is that i donamp;#39;t want anybody else to be able to change the value of pi and letamp;#39;s declare but not assign a radius quite yet weamp;#39;ll have the user type that in and double circumference this will be calculated and displayed so we will need to prompt the user to enter in a radius iamp;#39;ll proceed this with a new line enter radius of a circle and then i will use scanf to accept some user input we need to list the format specifier of doubles which is lf comma address of operator radius then the formula for radius is 2 times pi times radius a
