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c0dev0id (14)
So I am making a Program to store in data then print it at the will of the user.

This is what I got here and so far I got a lot of errors but When I got to
this one I needed help(comment with error line)
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no match for 'operator<<' in 'std::operator<< [with _Traits = std::char_traits<char>](((std::basic_ostream<char, std::char_traits<char> >&)(&std::cout)), ((const char*)"There are ")) << Contracter[x]' 


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 #include<iostream>
#include<string>


using namespace std;


struct employee
{ string Firstn;
  string Lastn;
  int    IDn;
  string Gender;
  int    Salary;  
       };

employee Fulltime[500], Contracter[500];

int main()
{//1
int  x=1;
int  z=1; 
int choice;
   
   for(int out=0;out<3;)
 cout<<"HR Management\n";
 cout<<"-------------\n\n";
 cout<<"(1) Add New Employee\n";    
 cout<<"(2) Print All Employees\n";     
 cout<<"(3)Quit\n";     
 cin>>choice;
 cout<<choice;   
    
    if(choice=1)
    {//2
     int corf;
    
     cout<<"For New Contract Employee, Press 1\n";
     cout<<"For New Full Time Employee, press 2\n";
     cin>>corf;
     
     if(corf=1)
     {//3
      cout<<"Contracter Form\n";
      cout<<"----------------\n";
      cout<<"Employee's First name?\n";
      cin>>Contracter[x].Firstn;
      cout<<"Employee's Last name?\n";
      cin>>Contracter[x].Lastn;            
      cout<<"Employee's ID Number?\n";
      cin>>Contracter[x].IDn;
      cout<<"Employee's Gender?\n";
      cin>>Contracter[x].Gender;            
      cout<<"Employee's Salary?\n";
      cin>>Contracter[x].Salary;             
        x++;             }   //3  

    else if(corf=2)                   
     {//4
     cout<<"Fulltime Form\n";
      cout<<"----------------\n";
      cout<<"Employee's First name?\n";
      cin>>Fulltime[z].Firstn;
      cout<<"Employee's Last name?\n";
      cin>>Fulltime[z].Lastn;            
      cout<<"Employee's ID Number?\n";
      cin>>Fulltime[z].IDn;
      cout<<"Employee's Gender?\n";
      cin>>Fulltime[z].Gender;            
      cout<<"Employee's Salary?\n";
      cin>>Fulltime[z].Salary; 
     z++;
     
      }//4                 
        }//2
    else if(choice=2)
    {//5
    cout<<"There are "<<Contracter[x]<<" Contract Employee's\n"; //Error Here.
    for(int y=1;y<=Contracter[x];y++)
    {//6
      cout<<"First Name: "<<Contracter[y].Firstn;
      cout<<"\nLast Name: "<<Contracter[y].Lastn;  
      cout<<"\nID Number: "<<Contracter[y].IDn; 
      cout<<"\nGender: "<<Contracter[y].Gender; 
      cout<<"\nSalary: "Contracter[y].Salary;
      
                               }//6
    cout<<"There are "<<Fulltime[z]<<" Full Time Employee's"
    for(int w=1;w<=Fulltime[z];w++)
    {//7
      
      cout<<"First Name: "<<Fulltime[w].Firstn;
      cout<<"\nLast Name: "<<Fulltime[w].Lastn;  
      cout<<"\nID Number: "<<Fulltime[w].IDn; 
      cout<<"\nGender: "<<Fulltime[w].Gender; 
      cout<<"\nSalary: "Fulltime[w].Salary;
    
    
    
    }//7
      }//5
    if(choice=3) 
   {break;
   
        }//1
    
    
    
    system("pause");
    return 0;
    }
Yanson (885)
The << doesn't know how to handle Contracter[x]

Edit: noticed some more problems.

for(int out=0;out<3;) this is an infinite loop. should be for(int out=0;out<3; out++) also there are no {} so all this loop does is repeat cout<<"HR Management\n"; three times.

this statement if(corf=1) should be if(corf==1)
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c0dev0id (14)
So how would I let it know to print the number? I have this problem 3 more times in the my program.

Any example I could learn from?

What should I do to get it to work?
Yanson (885)
The << operator knows how to handle integers, doubles, characters, and stirngs so you just need to give it one of those.

cout<<"There are "<<Contracter[x]<<" Contract Employee's\n"; could be cout<<"There are "<< x << Contract Employee's\n"; 


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#include<iostream>
#include<string>
using namespace std;

struct employee
{ string Firstn;
string Lastn;
int    IDn;
string Gender;
int    Salary;  
};


employee Fulltime[500], Contracter[500];

int main()
{//1
	int  x=0;
	int  z=0; 
	int choice;

	for(int out=0;out<3; out++)
	{
		cout<<"HR Management\n";
		cout<<"-------------\n\n";
		cout<<"(1) Add New Employee\n";    
		cout<<"(2) Print All Employees\n";     
		cout<<"(3)Quit\n";     
		cin>>choice;
		cin.ignore();
		cout<<choice;   

		if(choice==1)
		{//2
			int corf;

			cout<<"For New Contract Employee, Press 1\n";
			cout<<"For New Full Time Employee, press 2\n";
			cin>>corf;

			if(corf == 1)
			{//3
				cout<<"Contracter Form\n";
				cout<<"----------------\n";
				cout<<"Employee's First name?\n";
				cin>>Contracter[x].Firstn;
				cout<<"Employee's Last name?\n";
				cin>>Contracter[x].Lastn;            
				cout<<"Employee's ID Number?\n";
				cin>>Contracter[x].IDn;
				cout<<"Employee's Gender?\n";
				cin>>Contracter[x].Gender;            
				cout<<"Employee's Salary?\n";
				cin>>Contracter[x].Salary;             
				x++;             }   //3  

			else if(corf == 2)                   
			{//4
				cout<<"Fulltime Form\n";
				cout<<"----------------\n";
				cout<<"Employee's First name?\n";
				cin>>Fulltime[z].Firstn;
				cout<<"Employee's Last name?\n";
				cin>>Fulltime[z].Lastn;            
				cout<<"Employee's ID Number?\n";
				cin>>Fulltime[z].IDn;
				cout<<"Employee's Gender?\n";
				cin>>Fulltime[z].Gender;            
				cout<<"Employee's Salary?\n";
				cin>>Fulltime[z].Salary; 
				z++;

			}//4                 
		}//2
		else if(choice == 2)
		{//5
			cout<<"There are "<<  x <<" Contract Employee's\n"; //Error Here.
			for(int y=0; y < x; y++)
			{//6
				cout<<"First Name: "<<Contracter[y].Firstn;
				cout<<"\nLast Name: "<<Contracter[y].Lastn;  
				cout<<"\nID Number: "<<Contracter[y].IDn; 
				cout<<"\nGender: "<<Contracter[y].Gender; 
				cout<<"\nSalary: " << Contracter[y].Salary << endl << endl;

			}//6
			cout<<"There are "<< z <<" Full Time Employee's" << endl;
			for(int w = 0; w < z; w++)
			{//7

				cout<<"First Name: "<<Fulltime[w].Firstn;
				cout<<"\nLast Name: "<<Fulltime[w].Lastn;  
				cout<<"\nID Number: "<<Fulltime[w].IDn; 
				cout<<"\nGender: "<<Fulltime[w].Gender; 
				cout<<"\nSalary: " << Fulltime[w].Salary << endl << endl;
			}//7
		}//5
	}
	cin.ignore();
	return 0;
}
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c0dev0id (14)
Why the cin.ignore()? Whats that do?

Also I now when I run my code When I add in a new person it quits after salary.
EDIT: the whole menu actually gives incorrect responses.
EDIT 2:It runs Fine now but it prints whats in contracter/fulltime[0]
So it prints

example
There are 2 contracters


First Name: gfdgdf
Last Name: fdsfs
ID Number: gffdgfd
Gender: gfdgfdgfd
Salary: gfdgfdg


//problem here and it also does this for fulltime
First Name: 0
Last Name: 0
ID Number:0
Gender: 0
Salary: 0

Code incoming

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#include<iostream>
#include<string>


using namespace std;


struct employee
{ string Firstn;
  string Lastn;
  int    IDn;
  string Gender;
  int    Salary;  
       };

employee Fulltime[500], Contracter[500];

int main()
{//1
int  x=1;
int  z=1; 
int choice;
int corf; 
   for(int out=0;out<3;)
 {
 cout<<"HR Management\n";
 cout<<"-------------\n\n";
 cout<<"(1) Add New Employee's\n";    
 cout<<"(2) Print All Employees\n";     
 cout<<"(3)Quit\n";     
 cin>>choice;
   
    
    if(choice==1)
    {//2
     
    
     cout<<"For New Contract Employee, Press 1\n";
     cout<<"For New Full Time Employee, press 2\n";
     cin>>corf;
     
      if(corf==1)
     {//3
      cout<<"Contracter Form\n";
      cout<<"----------------\n";
      cout<<"Employee's First name?\n";
      cin>>Contracter[x].Firstn;
      cout<<"Employee's Last name?\n";
      cin>>Contracter[x].Lastn;            
      cout<<"Employee's ID Number?\n";
      cin>>Contracter[x].IDn;
      cout<<"Employee's Gender?\n";
      cin>>Contracter[x].Gender;            
      cout<<"Employee's Salary?\n";
      cin>>Contracter[x].Salary;             
        x++;             }   //3  

    else if(corf==2)                   
     {//4
     cout<<"Fulltime Form\n";
      cout<<"----------------\n";
      cout<<"Employee's First name?\n";
      cin>>Fulltime[z].Firstn;
      cout<<"Employee's Last name?\n";
      cin>>Fulltime[z].Lastn;            
      cout<<"Employee's ID Number?\n";
      cin>>Fulltime[z].IDn;
      cout<<"Employee's Gender?\n";
      cin>>Fulltime[z].Gender;            
      cout<<"Employee's Salary?\n";
      cin>>Fulltime[z].Salary; 
     z++;
     
      }//4                 
        }//2
    else if(choice==2)
    {//5
    cout<<"There are "<<x<<" Contract Employee's\n";
    for(int y=1;y<=x;y++)
    {//6
      cout<<"First Name: "<<Contracter[y].Firstn;
      cout<<"\nLast Name: "<<Contracter[y].Lastn;  
      cout<<"\nID Number: "<<Contracter[y].IDn; 
      cout<<"\nGender: "<<Contracter[y].Gender; 
      cout<<"\nSalary: "<<Contracter[y].Salary;
      cout<<"\n\n";
                               }//6
    cout<<"There are "<<z<<" Full Time Employee's\n";
    for(int w=1;w<=z;w++)
    {//7
      
      cout<<"First Name: "<<Fulltime[w].Firstn;
      cout<<"\nLast Name: "<<Fulltime[w].Lastn;  
      cout<<"\nID Number: "<<Fulltime[w].IDn; 
      cout<<"\nGender: "<<Fulltime[w].Gender; 
      cout<<"\nSalary: "<<Fulltime[w].Salary;
      cout<<"\n\n";
    
    
    }//7
      }//5
    if(choice==3) 
   {return 0;

        }//1
}
    
    
    system("pause");
   	cin.ignore();
    return 0;
    }


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c0dev0id (14)
Never Mind I got it on my own thank you :)
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