Unresolved External Symbols and Completely lost trying to find it

So, I'm working on a project for my C++ Class, and I've gotten most of it nailed down (2nd Function isn't full written)

Went to debug and run to verify it was outputting, and being given Unresolved External Symbols on both functions.

I've verified that they are not overloaded, that every datatype matches the ones declared in the prototype and in int main(),

But it continues to tell me that I have two unresolved externals and am completely lost on getting this to work.

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#include <fstream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <iostream>
#include <Windows.h>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

void pulldata(int , int , int , int&, int&, int&, int&, int&, int&, float&, float&);
void output(int, int, int, int, int, int);
ifstream inputfile;
ofstream outputfile("C:\\Temp\\Lab7B Evens and Odds.txt");


int main()
{
	int evenmax=0, evenmin=0, oddmax=0, oddmin=0, currentnum=0;
	float oddavg=0, evenavg=0;
	int odd[50] = { 0 }, even[50] = { 0 }; //arrays
	int evencount=0, oddcount=0;
	string openprompt;

	inputfile.open("C:\\Temp\\Lab7 Input.txt");
	if (!inputfile)
	{
		cout << "There was an error opening the Input File. Please verify it is in the correct location" << endl << "Would you like to open the root folders? Yes or No" << endl;
		cin >> openprompt;
		if (openprompt == "Yes" || openprompt == "yes" || openprompt == "y" || openprompt == "Y")
		{
			system("start explorer C:\\Temp");
		}
		exit(0);
	}//end of input file check

	cout << "Reading input file, please wait";
	
	do
	{
	pulldata(odd[50], even[50], currentnum, evenmax, oddmax, evencount, oddcount, evenmin, oddmin, evenavg, oddavg);
	output(odd[50], even[50], evencount, oddcount, oddavg, evenavg);
	} while (inputfile.eof());
	
	inputfile.close();
	outputfile.close();
	system("pause");
}

void pulldata(int odd[], int even[], int currentnum, int &evenmax, int &oddmax, int & evencount, int &oddcount, int &evenmin, int &oddmin, float&evenavg, float&oddavg)
{
	int count;
	int oddtot=0, eventot=0;

	for (count = 0; count < 50; count++)
	{
		inputfile >> currentnum;
		if (currentnum % 2 == 0)//check to see if the number is even. Zero is an even number. 
		{
			even[evencount] = currentnum;
			evencount++;
			eventot = eventot + currentnum;
			if (currentnum < evenmin)
			{
				evenmin = currentnum;
			}
			if (currentnum > evenmax)
			{
				evenmax = currentnum;
			}
		}
		else
		{
			odd[oddcount] = currentnum;
			oddcount++;
			oddtot = oddtot + currentnum;
			if (currentnum < oddmin)
			{
				oddmin = currentnum;
			}
			if (currentnum > oddmax)
			{
				oddmax = currentnum;
			}
		}
	}//end of odd and even array assignment

	//generate avg of evens and odds

	evenavg = eventot / evencount;
	oddavg = oddtot / oddcount;
}

void output(int odd[], int even[], int evencount, int oddcount, int oddavg, int evenavg)
{
	outputfile << "Total number of even numbers is " << evencount << " and total number of odd numbers is " << oddcount;
}
Your function prototypes do not match.
the first parameter here is an int
void pulldata(int , int , int , int&, int&, int&, int&, int&, int&, float&, float&);

the first parameter here is an int array (pointer)
void pulldata(int odd[], int even[], int currentnum, int &evenmax, int &oddmax, int & evencount, int &oddcount, int &evenmin, int &oddmin, float&evenavg, float&oddavg)
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ah. I see where I blundered completely. Paris in the the spring problem.

Been trying to focus on what the hell was wrong, I forgot the simplest thing.....
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