C++ program (IMPORTANT)

[NicAuf]

For some reason I always get the same number for the die, and I'm having trouble with the x's in columns to show the total.

Also any code throwing would be appreciated since I'm running low on time and sanity.....lol

 

[NicAuf]

Yeah I'm still confused about the loop. For some reason I can never set up loop properly.

 

[NightWarrior]

Well the loop part is pretty simple in this scenario...You just have to keep track of your variables.

 

[NicAuf]

I'm still not getting the right stuff output, I'm not sure where to go from what u gave me. I'm terribly confused and frustrated.

 

[NicAuf]

Well looks like my time is almost up.

 

[NightWarrior]

inside the part where I said you need to be building the output...

You'll need to add some more variables to see what the roll actually was...then add a for loop to loop that many times to add the '+' or '*' or whatever it is your representing on the screen...

Do that for each player.

 

[NicAuf]

I'm back once again looking for mercy and help. However this time around I actually have some sort of a clue what I'm doing.

Here's the files if anybody is willing to take a look at them:

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[NightWarrior]

Alright, I finished off the office worker one...I'll let you do the rest..Let me know if you need more help but it won't be until tomorrow...

void ProcessOfficeWorker()
{
string lastName;
double hoursWorked;
double hourlyRate;
double regWages;
double otWages;
double totWages;
cout << "Enter employee's last name: ";
cin >> lastName;
cout << "Enter hours worked: ";
cin >> hoursWorked;
cout << "Enter hourly rate: ";
cin >> hourlyRate;
//get salary for 40 hour work week
if (hoursWorked <= 40) {
regWages = ComputeHourlyPay(hoursWorked, hourlyRate);
}
//get salary for anything > 40
if (hoursWorked > 40) {
otWages = ComputerHourlyPay(hoursWorked - 40, hourlyRate * OVERTIME_SCALE);
}
totWages = regWages + otWages;
DisplayPay(lastName, regWages, otWages,
0, totWages);
}

double ComputerHourlyPay(double hoursWorked, double hourlyRate)
{
return hoursWorked * hourlyRate;
}

 

[NightWarrior]

Also, the assignment doesn't specify if the manufacture line dudes get OT pay for anything over 40, I'd get clarification of this.

 

[NightWarrior]

I was bored so here is ProcessManufacturingWorker():
Forgive any syntax errors its been awhile since I've done C/C++ and don't forget to get the inputs for the name, hours, and payrate.

void ProcessManufacturingWorker()
{
// This function processes a manufacturing employee. It reads the
// employee name, hours worked and pay rate, displays the production
// line menu where the user selects the product manufactured, then
// computes and displays their pay including any bonus.
// Calls: ChooseProductionLineMenu()
// ComputeHourlyPay()
// DisplayPay()

//You'll need to get the inputs for the hoursWorked and pay rate
int hoursWorked;
double hourlyRate;
string name;
////////////////////////////////
int choice = ChooseProductionLineMenu();
int numItems;
double bonus;
double regWages;
double otWages;
doublt totWages;
cout<<"How many items were made?";
cin>>numItems;

switch(choice)
{
case WAGON_LINE:
bonus = WAGON_BONUS * numItems;
break;
case SLED_LINE:
bonus = SLED_BONUS * numItems;
break;
case ROLLER_SKATE_LINE:
bonus = ROLLER_SKATE_BONUS * numItems;
break;
}
if (hoursWorked <= 40)
{
regWages = ComputeHourlyPay(hoursWorked, hourlyRate);
}
if (hoursWorked > 40)
{
otWages = ComputeHourlyPay(hoursWorked - 40, hourlyRate * OVERTIME_SCALE);
}
totWages = regWages + otWages + bonus;
DisplayPay(name, regWages, otWages, bonus, totWages);

}

 

[NightWarrior]

Formatting sucks on here, sorry.

 

[NicAuf]

Woah thanks man that really helps out alot. I have so much to do this weekend school wise, but that helps so much.

 

[NicAuf]

How do I make a function call another function?

 

[NightWarrior]

How do I make a function call another function?

I'm not getting the question...Can you explain it a little deeper?

 

[NicAuf]

Well in the directions it says that processofficeworker function calls the displaypay and computepay function. How do you do that?

 

[NightWarrior]

Well in the directions it says that processofficeworker function calls the displaypay and computepay function. How do you do that?

Look at my code man, I am calling those functions from within processOfficeWorker. One thing you will learn is to do everything in modules. You never, I mean never have one function do all the work. You always use little helper function to do it. Also, main() should never do any processing other than to maybe have some basic if then logic to call other functions. main() should be clean and not have any "worker" code in it.

 

[NicAuf]

Ok I'm still confused could you look at my code to see what's wrong. That's really the only thing I'm having trouble with now.

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[NicAuf]

That's the spirit Dodge, it is Caturday today.

 

[NicAuf]

Ok so here's my code now. The only thing thats not working is the DisplayPay output I get is -92600000000000000000 for all of the pays. Any help?????


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