Compiling Error: why expected primary expression before "Float"

[Moonwater]

HI: I am trying to access a variable from a different function to calculate height. There were no errors using xrandomAngle, however, there is a compiling error to use Voy, calculating height.

Call of Overloaded'pow(int&, int)' is ambiguous* is the error

Here is a part of my program that is having compiling errors.
Also, 2nd question: If I wanted to access correctAns in the main class to increment the number of correct answers, every time the user inputs the correct amount, what do I have to do to change that? Atm, it is a public static variable in Class Rocket (I got a compiling error from trying to access this variable in main class)--> its undeclared in main-how do i get it to be same in main and rocket class?

class Rocket
{
   private:
    int Voy; 
    int xrandomAngle;
    static const int GRAV= -10, Voi = 100;
        
  public:
     Rocket();
     int randomAngle();
     void tutorial();
     int calculateVoy();  
     int calculateHeight();  
     int rightRocket();
     static int correctAns;
};

//set correct answers back to zero
Rocket::Rocket()
{
  correctAns == 0;
}

//for every correct answer, keeps track of number of correct answers
int Rocket::rightRocket()
{
     return correctAns++;
}

int Rocket::randomAngle() 
{
    srand((unsigned)time(0)); 
    
    // produces a random height with range 25-80
    xrandomAngle = rand()%80+25;
    return xrandomAngle;
}

int Rocket::calculateVoy()
{
  Voy=Voi * (int)sin(xrandomAngle);
  return Voy;
}

int Rocket::calculateHeight()
{
  int height;
  height = (-pow(Voy,2))/(2*GRAV);
  return height;
}

Thanks

ERROR UPDATED BELOW

[Zhuge]

What is the actual error you are getting? And format your code, please.

The reason you can't adjust that static variable is because it's private.

[Moonwater]

fixed

was formated
tried to reformat a lil diff
but no change when sumbited

and it's static public the "correctAns"

xD

[Zhuge]

Use the format options on the right side of the text input box. The <> is for source code.

[Moonwater]

formated, but I it correctAns .. thought you could access it in main class if you make it static public >_<

Been tinkering with code some more and edited it
thought about in main:
(rest of code edited out for simplicity)

int correctAns;
then

Rocket q1; //object 
correctAns = q1.rightRocket();

...

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cmath>
#include <ctime>

using namespace std;

class Rocket
{
  private:
    int Voy; 
    int xrandomAngle;
    static const int GRAV= -10, Voi = 100;
        
  public:
     Rocket();
     int randomAngle();
     void tutorial();
     int calculateVoy();  
     int calculateHeight();  
     int rightRocket();
     static int correctAns;
};

//set correct answers back to zero
Rocket::Rocket()
{
  correctAns == 0;
}

//for every correct answer, keeps track of number of correct answers
int Rocket::rightRocket()
{
     return correctAns++;
}

int Rocket::randomAngle() 
{
    srand((unsigned)time(0)); 
    
    // produces a random angle with range 25-80 degrees
    xrandomAngle = rand()%80+25;
    return xrandomAngle;
}

int Rocket::calculateVoy()
{
  randomAngle();
  Voy=Voi * (int)sin(xrandomAngle);
  return Voy;
}

int Rocket::calculateHeight()
{
  calculateVoy();
  int height;
  
  float h = (-pow(float Voy,2))/(2*GRAV);  <-- NEW ERROR
  height = (int) h;
  return height;
}

ERROR: expected primary expression before "Float"

[vlad from moscow]

What is float Voy in your function call?!

[Moschops]

As Vlad implies, I expect you meant

float h = (-pow((float)Voy,2))/(2*GRAV);

[Moonwater]

ah >_< ;; that was the error ty.
Hm another error popped up, but I just simplified the program to make it have no errors =x

ty so much for pointing out that mistake!