I'm new to C++ so please excuse the bad coding but I'm having problems
getting my program to loop. It should continue to ask for more
amounts and calculate them properly but it just iterates once and then
finishes. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Here is what I have:
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
float percent,baseAmount,taxIncome,taxDue,lowerLimit;
cout <<setw(42) <<"TAX TABLE"<<endl;
cout <<"Taxable Income"<<"\t\t\t\t\t\t\t"<<"Of Amount"<<endl;
cout <<"Over --"<<"\t\t"<<"But Not Over --"<<"\t\t"<<"Your Tax Is
--"<<"\t\t"<<"Over--"<<endl;
cout <<"$0"<<"\t\t"<<"$25,350"<<"\t\t\t"<<"$0 +
15%"<<"\t\t"<<"$0"<<endl;
cout <<"$25,350"<<"\t\t"<<"$61,400"<<"\t\t\t"<<"$3,80 2 +
28%"<<"\t\t"<<"$25,350"<<endl;
cout <<"$61,400"<<"\t\t"<<"$128,100"<<"\t\t"<<"$13,89 6 +
31%"<<"\t\t"<<"$61,400"<<endl;
cout <<"$128,100"<<"\t"<<"$278,450"<<"\t\t"<<"$34,573 +
36%"<<"\t\t"<<"$128,100"<<endl;
cout <<"$278,450"<<"\t\t\t\t"<<"$86,699 +
39.6%"<<"\t\t"<<"$278,450"<<endl;
cout <<"\n";
cout <<setw(42) <<"TAX OUTPUT" <<endl;
cout <<"Taxable Income" "\t\t\t" "Tax Due\n";
cout <<"--------------" "\t\t\t" "-------\n";
cout <<"?" "\t\t\t\t" "?\n";
cout <<"?" "\t\t\t\t" "?\n";
cout <<"?" "\t\t\t\t" "?\n";
cout <<"?" "\t\t\t\t" "?\n";
cout <<"?" "\t\t\t\t" "?\n";
cout <<"\n";
cout <<"I'm going to calculate your tax due based on your income.\n";
cout <<"Your tax due will be using the Tax Table and then print out
\n";
cout <<"the results on the Output Table with your tax due amount.\n";
cout <<"Please enter your taxable income in whole dollars.\n";
cin >>taxIncome;
while (taxIncome >=0)
{
if (taxIncome <=25,350)
{
baseAmount = 0;
lowerLimit = 0;
percent = 15;
}
else if (taxIncome <=61,400)
{
baseAmount = 3,802;
lowerLimit = 35,350;
percent = 28;
}
else if (taxIncome <=128,100)
{
baseAmount = 13,896;
lowerLimit = 61,400;
percent = 31;
}
else if (taxIncome <=278,450)
{
baseAmount = 34,573;
lowerLimit = 128,100;
percent = 36;
}
else
{
baseAmount = 86,699;
lowerLimit = 278,450;
percent = 39.6;
}
taxDue = baseAmount + (taxIncome - lowerLimit) * percent /100;
cout <<"Here is your taxable income "<<taxIncome <<endl;
cout <<"And here is your tax due "<<taxDue<<endl;
cout <<"Please enter your next amount\n";
cin>>taxIncome;
return 0;
}
} 4 1198
D wrote: I'm new to C++ so please excuse the bad coding but I'm having problems getting my program to loop. It should continue to ask for more amounts and calculate them properly but it just iterates once and then finishes. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Here is what I have:
#include <iostream> #include <iomanip> using namespace std;
int main() {
float percent,baseAmount,taxIncome,taxDue,lowerLimit;
cout <<setw(42) <<"TAX TABLE"<<endl; cout <<"Taxable Income"<<"\t\t\t\t\t\t\t"<<"Of Amount"<<endl; cout <<"Over --"<<"\t\t"<<"But Not Over --"<<"\t\t"<<"Your Tax Is --"<<"\t\t"<<"Over--"<<endl; cout <<"$0"<<"\t\t"<<"$25,350"<<"\t\t\t"<<"$0 + 15%"<<"\t\t"<<"$0"<<endl; cout <<"$25,350"<<"\t\t"<<"$61,400"<<"\t\t\t"<<"$3,80 2 + 28%"<<"\t\t"<<"$25,350"<<endl; cout <<"$61,400"<<"\t\t"<<"$128,100"<<"\t\t"<<"$13,89 6 + 31%"<<"\t\t"<<"$61,400"<<endl; cout <<"$128,100"<<"\t"<<"$278,450"<<"\t\t"<<"$34,573 + 36%"<<"\t\t"<<"$128,100"<<endl; cout <<"$278,450"<<"\t\t\t\t"<<"$86,699 + 39.6%"<<"\t\t"<<"$278,450"<<endl; cout <<"\n"; cout <<setw(42) <<"TAX OUTPUT" <<endl; cout <<"Taxable Income" "\t\t\t" "Tax Due\n"; cout <<"--------------" "\t\t\t" "-------\n"; cout <<"?" "\t\t\t\t" "?\n"; cout <<"?" "\t\t\t\t" "?\n"; cout <<"?" "\t\t\t\t" "?\n"; cout <<"?" "\t\t\t\t" "?\n"; cout <<"?" "\t\t\t\t" "?\n"; cout <<"\n"; cout <<"I'm going to calculate your tax due based on your income.\n"; cout <<"Your tax due will be using the Tax Table and then print out \n"; cout <<"the results on the Output Table with your tax due amount.\n"; cout <<"Please enter your taxable income in whole dollars.\n"; cin >>taxIncome; while (taxIncome >=0) {
if (taxIncome <=25,350) { baseAmount = 0; lowerLimit = 0; percent = 15; } else if (taxIncome <=61,400) { baseAmount = 3,802; lowerLimit = 35,350; percent = 28; } else if (taxIncome <=128,100) { baseAmount = 13,896; lowerLimit = 61,400; percent = 31; } else if (taxIncome <=278,450) { baseAmount = 34,573; lowerLimit = 128,100; percent = 36; } else { baseAmount = 86,699; lowerLimit = 278,450; percent = 39.6; } taxDue = baseAmount + (taxIncome - lowerLimit) * percent /100; cout <<"Here is your taxable income "<<taxIncome <<endl; cout <<"And here is your tax due "<<taxDue<<endl; cout <<"Please enter your next amount\n"; cin>>taxIncome; return 0;
Remove this 'return', and maybe it will go on...
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D wrote: I'm new to C++ so please excuse the bad coding but I'm having problems getting my program to loop. It should continue to ask for more amounts and calculate them properly but it just iterates once and then finishes. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Here is what I have:
cat main.cc
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
int main() {
// using namespace std;
using std::cin; using std::cout; using std::endl; using std::setw;
cout << setw(42) << "TAX TABLE" << endl;
cout << "Taxable Income\t\t\t\t\t\t\tOf Amount" << endl;
cout << "Over --\t\tBut Not Over --\t\t"
"Your Tax Is --\t\tOver--" << endl;
cout << "$0\t\t$25,350\t\t\t$0 + 15%\t\t$0" << endl;
cout << "$25,350\t\t$61,400\t\t\t$3,802 + 28%\t\t$25,350" << endl;
cout << "$61,400\t\t$128,100\t\t$13,896 + 31%\t\t$61,400" << endl;
cout << "$128,100\t$278,450\t\t$34,573 + 36%\t\t$128,100" << endl;
cout << "$278,450\t\t\t\t$86,699 + 39.6%\t\t$278,450" << endl;
cout << endl;
cout << setw(42) << "TAX OUTPUT" << endl;
cout << "Taxable Income" "\t\t\t" "Tax Due\n";
cout << "--------------" "\t\t\t" "-------\n";
cout << "?" "\t\t\t\t" "?" << endl;
cout << "?" "\t\t\t\t" "?" << endl;
cout << "?" "\t\t\t\t" "?" << endl;
cout << "?" "\t\t\t\t" "?" << endl;
cout << "?" "\t\t\t\t" "?" << endl;
cout << endl;
cout << "I'm going to calculate your tax due based on your income."
<< endl; cout << "Your tax due will be using the Tax Table and then
print out" << endl; cout << "the results on the Output Table with your
tax due amount." << endl; cout << "Please enter your taxable income
in whole dollars." << endl; float taxIncome = 0.00;
cin >> taxIncome;
while (0 <= taxIncome) {
float baseAmount = 0.00, lowerLimit = 0.00, percent = 0.00;
if (taxIncome <= 25350.00) {
baseAmount = 0.00;
lowerLimit = 0.00;
percent = 15.00;
}
else
if (taxIncome <= 61400.00) {
baseAmount = 3802.00;
lowerLimit = 35350.00;
percent = 28.00;
}
else
if (taxIncome <= 128100.00) {
baseAmount = 13896.00;
lowerLimit = 61400.00;
percent = 31.00;
}
else
if (taxIncome <= 278450.00) {
baseAmount = 34573.00;
lowerLimit = 128100.00;
percent = 36.00;
}
else {
baseAmount = 86699.00;
lowerLimit = 278450.00;
percent = 39.6;
}
float taxDue = baseAmount + (taxIncome - lowerLimit)*percent/100;
cout << "Here is your taxable income $" << taxIncome << endl;
cout << "And here is your tax due $" << taxDue << endl;
cout <<"Please enter your next amount" << endl;
cin >> taxIncome;
}
return 0;
}
g++ -Wall -ansi -pedantic -o main main.cc ./main
TAX TABLE
Taxable Income Of Amount
Over -- But Not Over -- Your Tax Is -- Over--
$0 $25,350 $0 + 15% $0
$25,350 $61,400 $3,802 + 28% $25,350
$61,400 $128,100 $13,896 + 31% $61,400
$128,100 $278,450 $34,573 + 36% $128,100
$278,450 $86,699 + 39.6% $278,450
TAX OUTPUT
Taxable Income Tax Due
-------------- -------
? ?
? ?
? ?
? ?
? ?
I'm going to calculate your tax due based on your income.
Your tax due will be using the Tax Table and then print out
the results on the Output Table with your tax due amount.
Please enter your taxable income in whole dollars.
130000
Here is your taxable income $130000
And here is your tax due $35257
Please enter your next amount
-1
ure return shud b outside the while loop
vivek vi*****@yahoo.com (slashman) wrote in message news:<44**************************@posting.google. com>... ure return shud b outside the while loop vivek
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