using functions
Apr 3, 2014 at 3:17pm UTC
Im getting this error when i try to run this program . "92 error a function-definition is not allowed here before token " and on line 118 " error expected'}' at the end of input . I cant figure out what that means
tried removing those brackets but it actually gives more errors
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#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;
void regularBill (string accountNumberP, char serviceP ,int minutesP,float billingAmountP)
{
cout<< "How many minutes were used? " ;
cin >> minutesP;
if (minutesP <= 50.00)
{
billingAmountP = 100.00;
cout<< "Amount due: R" << billingAmountP << endl;
cout<< "Account number: " << accountNumberP <<endl;
cout<< "Service type: " << serviceP << endl;
cout<< "Minutes used: " << minutesP <<endl;
}
else
{
billingAmountP = ((minutesP -50.00) * 0.99);
cout<< "Amount due: R" << billingAmountP << endl;
cout<< "Account number: " << accountNumberP <<endl;
cout<< "Service type: " << serviceP << endl;
cout<< "Minutes used: " << minutesP <<endl;
cout .setf(ios::fixed);
cout.precision(2);
}
}
void premiumBill (string accountNumber0,char service0 ,int minutes1, int minutes2 ,float billingAmount0,float day_min, float night_min)
{
cout<< "How many minutes were used during the day? " ;
cin >> day_min;
cout<< "How many minutes were used during the night? " ;
cin >> night_min;
if (day_min <= 75)
{
billingAmount0 = 250.00;
cout<< "Amount due: R" << billingAmount0 << endl;
cout<< "Account number: " << accountNumber0 <<endl;
cout<< "Service type: " << service0 << endl;
cout<< "Minutes used: " << day_min <<endl;
}
else if (day_min > 75)
{
billingAmount0 = ((day_min - 75) * 0.49)+ 250.00;
cout<< "Amount due: R" << billingAmount0 << endl;
cout<< "Account number: " << accountNumber0 <<endl;
cout<< "Service type: " << service0 << endl;
cout<< "Minutes used: " << day_min <<endl;
}
else if (night_min <= 100)
{
billingAmount0 = 250.00;
cout<< "Amount due: R" << billingAmount0 << endl;
cout<< "Account number: " << accountNumber0 <<endl;
cout<< "Service type: " << service0 << endl;
cout<< "Minutes used: " << day_min <<endl;
}
else if (night_min > 100)
{
billingAmount0 = ((day_min - 100) * 0.29)+ 250.00;
cout<< "Amount due: R" << billingAmount0 << endl;
cout<< "Account number: " << accountNumber0 <<endl;
cout<< "Service type: " << service0 << endl;
cout<< "Minutes used: " << day_min <<endl;
}
cout .setf(ios::fixed);
cout.precision(2);
return ;
int main()
{
int account_number;
float minutes;
char service;
float billingAmount;
float regularBill();
float premiumBill()
cout << "Please enter your account number: " ;
cin >> account_number;
cout << "Do you have Regular service or Premium service (r or p)? " ;
cin >> service;
if (service == 'r' || service =='R' )
regularBill();
else if (service == 'p' || service =='P' )
premiumBill();
else
{
cout<< "Wrong input, program terminated!" << endl;
return ;
}
}
Last edited on Apr 3, 2014 at 5:08pm UTC
Apr 3, 2014 at 6:01pm UTC
line 89 you need a closing bracket
Apr 3, 2014 at 7:06pm UTC
thank you , now having error with line 110 , and 112 . undefined reference to regulaBill and premiumBill . i think there is a problem with how i called the functions.
Apr 3, 2014 at 7:10pm UTC
line 101 you forgot a ; also you are passing any arguments
Apr 3, 2014 at 7:21pm UTC
ok i fixed that , im not sure though how to pass the arguments , im stuck
Apr 3, 2014 at 8:43pm UTC
You wrote the program but do not know how to pass the argument? interesting... Anyways, lets look at the first part
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if (service == 'r' || service =='R' )
regularBill();
if you call regularBill() you will get an error because your function at the top is defined as :
void regularBill (string accountNumberP, char serviceP ,int minutesP,float billingAmountP)
which takes 4 arguments. Also, you may want to incorporate a switch statement block instead of if/ else-if statements incase you want to expand your program later.
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