2010-09-21, 10:41 AM
We didn't HAVE to import data for this, but I wanted to try it. This is the code I wrote without importing data.
runs just fine but you have to type all of the stuff manually (dunno if that's what he wanted to be honest).
and I have NO IDEA what ifstream and ofstream are lmao. I'm so noob at this ="(
This is the next assignment I'm working on now
man I suck at functions too -_-"
What I think I'm going to do for the random addition problems is make a randomizer spit out 10 numbers, and store those 10 numbers into 10 variables. Then just do like number1+number2 = answer.
could someone explain how to call out random numbers from an array? That would definitely be useful
Edit- I'm having trouble getting my randomizer to give me different numbers. This is me playing around with my randomizer, but it's spitting out the same number for randnum1 and randnum2
Code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
char student;
double grade;
double femalegrades=0;
double malegrades=0;
int femalecount=0;
int malecount=0;
double femaleaverage=0;
double maleaverage=0;
cout<<"Enter in the gender of the student then the grade"<<endl;
cout<<"Enter end to stop"<<endl;
cin>>student>>grade;
if (student == 'm')
{
malegrades+=grade;
malecount++;
}
if (student == 'f')
{
femalegrades+=grade;
femalecount++;
}
while (student == 'f' || student == 'm')
{
cin>>student>>grade;
if (student == 'm')
{
malegrades+=grade;
malecount++;
}
if (student == 'f')
{
femalegrades+=grade;
femalecount++;
}
}
maleaverage=malegrades/malecount;
femaleaverage=femalegrades/femalecount;
cout<<"Sum of the male grades : "<<malegrades<<endl;
cout<<"Sum of the female grades : "<<femalegrades<<endl;
cout<<"Male count : "<<malecount<<endl;
cout<<"Female count : "<<femalecount<<endl;
cout<<"Male GPA average : "<<maleaverage<<endl;
cout<<"Female GPA average : "<<femaleaverage<<endl;
system("pause");
return 0;
}runs just fine but you have to type all of the stuff manually (dunno if that's what he wanted to be honest).
and I have NO IDEA what ifstream and ofstream are lmao. I'm so noob at this ="(
This is the next assignment I'm working on now
Spoiler
man I suck at functions too -_-"
What I think I'm going to do for the random addition problems is make a randomizer spit out 10 numbers, and store those 10 numbers into 10 variables. Then just do like number1+number2 = answer.
could someone explain how to call out random numbers from an array? That would definitely be useful
Edit- I'm having trouble getting my randomizer to give me different numbers. This is me playing around with my randomizer, but it's spitting out the same number for randnum1 and randnum2
Code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int random();
int main()
{
int randnum1, randnum2;
randnum1 = random();
randnum2 = random();
cout<<randnum1<<endl;
cout<<randnum2<<endl;
system("pause");
return 0;
}
int random()
{
int number;
srand ( time(NULL) );
number=(rand()%11);
return (number);
}
