Psuedocode transfer

[Twomanykillz]

// payment = purchasePrice / 12
// output "Customer First Name: ", firstName
// output "Customer Last Name: ", lastName
// output "Account Number: ", acctNum
// for count = 1 to 12
// output "Payment Number ", count, ": $" , payment



having a bit of trouble transfering this part of my psuedocode into C++ format any tips or advice?

[Enoizat]

You could try something like this:

// payment = purchasePrice / 12
int payment = purchasePrice / 12;

// Note: cout and endl require #include <iostream>
// output "Customer First Name: ", firstName
std::cout << "Customer First Name: " << firstName << std::endl;

// output "Customer Last Name: ", lastName
std::cout << "Customer Last Name: " << lastName << std::endl;

// output "Account Number: ", acctNum
std::cout << "Account Number: " << acctNum << std::endl;

// Beware! There's a function named count() in <algorithm>
// for count = 1 to 12
// output "Payment Number ", count, ": $" , payment 
for(int count(1); count < 13; count++) {
   std::cout << "Payment Number " << count << ": $" << payment << std::endl;
}

// Unless you want to use a vector (= a better array) for payment,
// i.e. payment is something like
// std::vector<int> payment;
// or
// int payment[];
// int* payment;
// In that case:
for(int count(0); count < 12; count++) {
   std::cout << "Payment Number " << (count + 1) 
               << ": $" << payment[count] << std::endl;
}