hi all, im super new with c++ (and no background in programming
whatsoever!)
i have a task to make functions to calculate total profit and the
average number of things sold. data is read from a file. my problem is
with functions, namely setting up parameters and later calling
functions in the main().
here are the two functions (?) that i wrote so far, one is supposed to
get total profit and the other calculate average
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <vector>
using std::ifstream;
using namespace std;
double getTotalProfit (double totalProfitOrde r, float
profitLossForFr eeCookies ) { // what do I set as parameters in this
function?
int freeCookies = 5;
float cookieProductio nCost = 0.10;
float profitLossForFr eeCookies = freeCookies * cookieProductio nCost;
double totalProfitPerO rder = cookiesSoldPerO rder * cookiePrice -
profitLossForFr eeCookies;
return totalProfitOrde r;
}
double avgNumOfCookies Sold (double avgOfCookieSale s, int
cookieOrderCoun t) {
double avgOfCookieSale s;
int totalCookiesOrd ered = 0;
int cookieOrderCoun t = 0;
cookieOrderCoun t ++;
inData >cookiesSoldPer Order;
totalCookiesOrd ered += CookiesSoldPerO rder;
avgOfCookieSale s = totalCookiesOrd ered/cookieOrderCoun t;
return avgOfCookieSale s;
}
i realize my parameters are screwed up, but if you could show me what
i am doing wrong i'd appreciate it.
(for the average i plan on using vectors and dynamically allocated
arrays, but i have trouble setting those up as well - its a mess
really!, however, the setting up functions and calling them is giving
me the most trouble)
any help is greatly appreciated!
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hi all, im super new with c++ (and no background in programming
whatsoever!)
i have a task to make functions to calculate total profit and the
average number of things sold. data is read from a file. my problem is
with functions, namely setting up parameters and later calling
functions in the main().
here are the two functions (?) that i wrote so far, one is supposed to
get total profit and the other calculate average
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <vector>
using std::ifstream;
using namespace std;
double getTotalProfit (double totalProfitOrde r, float
profitLossForFr eeCookies ) { // what do I set as parameters in this
function?
int freeCookies = 5;
float cookieProductio nCost = 0.10;
float profitLossForFr eeCookies = freeCookies * cookieProductio nCost;
profitLossForFr eeCookies = freeCookies * cookieProductio nCost;
double totalProfitPerO rder = cookiesSoldPerO rder * cookiePrice -
profitLossForFr eeCookies;
totalProfitPerO rder = cookiesSoldPerO rder * cookiePrice -
profitLossForFr eeCookies;
return totalProfitOrde r;
}
double avgNumOfCookies Sold (double avgOfCookieSale s, int
cookieOrderCoun t) {
double avgOfCookieSale s;
^^Redeclaration of parameter. Remove.
int totalCookiesOrd ered = 0;
int cookieOrderCoun t = 0;
^^Redeclaration of parameter. Remove.
cookieOrderCoun t ++;
inData >cookiesSoldPer Order;
totalCookiesOrd ered += CookiesSoldPerO rder;
avgOfCookieSale s = totalCookiesOrd ered/cookieOrderCoun t;
return avgOfCookieSale s;
}
i realize my parameters are screwed up, but if you could show me what
i am doing wrong i'd appreciate it.
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