FIXED WITH CORRECT POSTING FORMAT, sorry.
OK, so I haven't touched C++ in about 2+ years and I have a class currently where we need to input the values from the function fish_catch into an array, and display them (this is already done and runs). I then need to run the functions I have defined below to calculate the fishers' specific pay among other things. I am getting an error trying to call the maxValue function saying (I figured I'd try one function at a time as opposed to all at once and throwing a ton of errors):
----------This is fixed
In function 'int main()':
project1.cc:57: error: expected primary-expression before "const"
project1.cc:57: error: expected primary-expression before "const"
I now have this problem:
in function 'intmain()':
project1.cc: error: 'minVal' was not declared in this scope
project1.cc: error: 'maxVal' was not declared in this scope
I'm completely lost as to why I am getting the error as I've consulted multiple books and online resources and it all looks alright to me...
OK, so I haven't touched C++ in about 2+ years and I have a class currently where we need to input the values from the function fish_catch into an array, and display them (this is already done and runs). I then need to run the functions I have defined below to calculate the fishers' specific pay among other things. I am getting an error trying to call the maxValue function saying (I figured I'd try one function at a time as opposed to all at once and throwing a ton of errors):
----------This is fixed
In function 'int main()':
project1.cc:57: error: expected primary-expression before "const"
project1.cc:57: error: expected primary-expression before "const"
I now have this problem:
in function 'intmain()':
project1.cc: error: 'minVal' was not declared in this scope
project1.cc: error: 'maxVal' was not declared in this scope
I'm completely lost as to why I am getting the error as I've consulted multiple books and online resources and it all looks alright to me...
1) /*------------------------
2) CS 176
3) Project 1: Sept. 27, 2006
4)
5) Name: d
6) ID d
7) Email: d
8) ------------------------*/
9)
10) #include <iostream> //allows input/output
11) #include <iomanip> //allows manipulation of output
12) #include <string> //string class
13)
14)
15) using namespace std;
16)
17) //prototypes
18) int fish_catch(string, int[]); //function defined elsewhere
19) void maxValue(const int&MAX_WEEKS,const int yield[]);
20) void minValue(const int&MAX_WEEKS, const int yield[]);
21) void totalWeight(const int&maxVal, const int&minVal, const int yield[], int&MAX_WEEKS);
22) void calc3weeksPay(const int&weeksAvail, const int&weeksTotalWeight, const float&payRate);
23) void calcLT3weeksPay(const int yield[], const float&payRate, float&weeklyPay);
24)
25) int main()
26) {
27) //Constant
28) const int MAX_WEEKS=26; // Max # of weeks that will be generated
29) const float payRate=0.9; // pay rate for fishers
30) //Local Declarations
31) int weeksOff = 0; //counter for weeks off
32) int weeksWorked = 0; //counter for weeks worked
33) int weeksAvail = 0; //weeks available for pa
34) int weeksTotal = 0; //total of weeks available after min&max are subtracted
35) int weeksAvg = 0; //average value of available weeks
36) int weeks=0; // number of valid entries in array "yield"
37) int yield[MAX_WEEKS]; //array of pound of fish caught by week
38) float weeklyPay=0.0; //value for weekly pay total
39) string name = "Jill"; //array for name
40) //get fisher's name
41) cerr << "Enter fisher's name: ";
42) cin >> name;
43)
44) //check for end of input list
45) while ( !cin.eof() )
46) {
47) //get fisher's work results by calling "fish_catch" function
48) weeks = fish_catch(name, yield);
49) //print results
50) cout << "\n" << "Name: " << name << "\n" << "Total weeks: " << weeks << endl; // name, number of weeks worked
51) cout << "Yield: "; //display yield
52)
53)
54) //figure out calling of functions
55) //==============here!
56) maxValue(MAX_WEEKS, yield);
57) minValue(MAX_WEEKS, yield);
58) //totalWeight(int maxVal, int minVal, yield, MAX_WEEKS);
59) /*calc3weeksPay(int, int, float);
60) calcLT3weeksPay(int, float, float);*/
61)
62) for ( int i = 0; i < weeks; i++ )
63) {
64) cout << yield[i] << ' '; //pounds of fish caught in week i
65)
66) //if yield is equal to -1 then add 1 to weeksOff
67) if ( yield[i] == -1 )
68) weeksOff = weeksOff + 1;
69) else
70) weeksWorked = weeksWorked + 1;
71) }
72)
73) cout << endl;
74) cout << "Weeks off: " << weeksOff << "\n"; //display weeks off
75) cout << minVal;
76) cout << maxVal;
77) weeksAvail = weeksWorked - 2; // calculates weeks available for pay
78) cin >> name;
79) }
80) return 0;
81) }
82)
83) //finds maxVal
84) void maxValue(const int&MAX_WEEKS, const int yield[])
85) {
86) int maxVal=0; //max value
87) for (int mx=0; mx < MAX_WEEKS; mx++)
88) {
89) if (yield[mx] > maxVal)
90) {
91) maxVal = yield[mx];
92) }
93) }
94) }
95)
96) //finds minVal
97) void minValue(const int&MAX_WEEKS, const int yield[])
98) {
99) int minVal=0; //max value
100) for (int mn=0; mn > MAX_WEEKS; mn++)
101) {
102) if (yield[mn] < minVal)
103) {
104) minVal = yield[mn];
105) }
106) }
107) }
108)
109) //Calculates total weight for all weeks and then removes the minimum and maximum values
110) void totalWeight(const int&maxVal, const int&minVal, const int yield[], int&MAX_WEEKS)
111) {
112) float weeksTotalWeight = 0.0;
113) int sum = 0;
114) for (int i=0; i < MAX_WEEKS; i++)
115) {
116) if (yield[i] != -1) //if value in yield[i] is unequal to -1
117) sum += yield[i];
118) else //else if value in yield[i] is equal to -1 add 0 to sum
119) sum +=0;
120) }
121)
122) weeksTotalWeight = sum - (maxVal + minVal);
123)
124)
125) }
126)
127) //calculates pay for weeks where the fisher worked over 3 or more weeks
128) void calc3weeksPay(const int&weeksAvail, const int&weeksTotalWeight, const float&payRate, float&weeklyPay)
129) {
130) float weeksAvgWeight = 0.0;
131)
132)
133) weeksAvgWeight= weeksTotalWeight / weeksAvail; // calculates weeks average weight
134)
135) weeklyPay = payRate * weeksAvgWeight; // calculates weeks pay
136)
137) cout << "This weeks pay: $" << showpoint << weeklyPay << endl;
138) //formats output to have 3 decimal places and show decimal if it wouldn't normally show up
139)
140) }
141)
142) //will calculate pay for where the fisher worked less than three weeks
143) void calcLT3weeksPay(const int yield[], const float&payRate, float&weeklyPay)
144) {
145) weeklyPay = yield[0] * payRate; //weeklyPay is the most recent weeks catch * payRat
146)
147) cout << "This weeks pay: $" << showpoint << weeklyPay << endl;
148) //formats output to have 3 decimal places and show decimal if it wouldn't normally show up
149) }
150)
}