Write C++ program to find how many students with age range of:

[susmitasp]

Question:
24students registered to the class. Write C++ program to find how many students with age range of:
//- less than 25
//- 26-30
//- 31-40
//- 41 and above

Please try to help me to write the above program.I have written some lines of code for taking the input value from user for number of students. Is there any function available for storing the input values from user.
coulud anyone please send the solution for the above program.


#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;
main()
{

int numberofstudents=0;
int age=0;
int count=1;
cout<<"enter number of students"<<endl;
cin>>numberofstudents;
count=numberofstudents-1;

cout<<"enter their age"<<endl;

while(!numberofstudents <= count )

{

cin>>age;
cout<<"age=="<<age<<endl;


count--;
}
return 0;
}

[sanctus]

You could define some variables for the age groups, eg x25,x27,x31 and x41 and initialize them to zero. Then between your cin and cout in the while loop you put something like

if (age < 25) x25=x25+1;
else if (age<31) x27=x27+1;
...
 

and then cout<<x25 etc should give you the seeked answer
I think it should work, if it doesn't store the preceeding values of the x(...) (that would be the case if all cout's would give 0 or 1) just define them as static int...

Question:
24students registered to the class. Write C++ program to find how many students with age range of:
//- less than 25
//- 26-30
//- 31-40
//- 41 and above

Please try to help me to write the above program.I have written some lines of code for taking the input value from user for number of students. Is there any function available for storing the input values from user.
coulud anyone please send the solution for the above program.


#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;
main()
{

int numberofstudents=0;
int age=0;
int count=1;
cout<<"enter number of students"<<endl;
cin>>numberofstudents;
count=numberofstudents-1;

cout<<"enter their age"<<endl;

while(!numberofstudents <= count )

{

cin>>age;
cout<<"age=="<<age<<endl;


count--;
}
return 0;
}

[weaknessforcats]

Where are you storing the information for the 24 students??

All you have are single variables.

I would have thought you would acquire the information and then process it according to the problem requirements.