Remember that in programming, you must declare things before you use them.
For example, given y = mx + b , to get y you must first have m, x, and b.
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double m = 0.5;
double b = 4;
double x;
cout << "What is x? ";
cin >> x;
double y = m*x + b;
cout << "Point is (" << x << "," << y << ")\n";
What is x? 0
Point is (0,4)
What is x? 4
Point is (4,6)
What is x? -12
Point is (-12,-2)
You will do the same sort of thing, except instead of a line you are calculating your standard deviation. You need your list of input samples (use an array), a function to compute the mean (or average) of the array, and a temporary array (for the variances).