Why is my code reading the last Line Twice

[DeezyM89]

This program that i created is working, but it is reading the last line twice. Idk what I did wrong.

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    string fileName;
    int maxNum = -100;
    int minNum =  100;
    int numCount = 0;
    int sumNum = 0;




    cout<<"Enter name of the data file: ";
    cin>>fileName;
    ifstream openFile(fileName);
    while(!openFile){
        cout<<"Error opening the file "<<fileName<<" Try Again!!";
        cout<<"Enter name of the data file: ";
        cin>>fileName;
        openFile.open(fileName);
    }

    while (openFile.good())
    {
        int x;
        openFile >> x;
        sumNum += x;
        numCount++;
        if(x>maxNum)maxNum=x;
        if(x<minNum)minNum=x;
    }

    double avg = sumNum/numCount;
    cout<<"Min: = "<<minNum<<endl;
    cout<<"Max: = "<<maxNum<<endl;
    cout<<"Sum: = "<<sumNum<<endl;
    cout<<"Count: = "<<numCount<<endl;
    cout<<"Average: = "<<avg;
    return 0;
}

[Ganado]

Don't loop on file.good() or EOF (another mistake that keeps popping up like a weed).
Loop on the successful extraction of data itself.

    int data;
    while (openFile >> data)
    {
        sumNum += data;
        numCount++;
        if (data > maxNum) maxNum = data;
        if (data < minNum) minNum = data;
    }

[lastchance]

it is reading the last line twice

Actually, it isn't. It's just that the stream won't go 'bad' until after you have tried and failed to read a value, by which time you are committed to finishing the loop.

Change

    while (openFile.good())
    {
        int x;
        openFile >> x;

to just

    int x;
    while (openFile >> x)
    {

Later on, your calculation of the average will be wrong (most of the time) because of integer division.

[jlb]

but it is reading the last line twice. Idk what I did wrong.

This is probably because you used good() to control your input loop instead of the actual read. Remember that you are checking the file state before you try to read the file, you need to check the file status after reading the file.

int x;
while(infile >> x)
{
// Whatever.
}

[seeplus]

If you're been told to use .good() within a loop (bad idea), then you code it like this:

while (openFile.good()) {
    int x;

    if (openFile >> x) {
        sumNum += x;
        numCount++;
        if(x>maxNum)maxNum=x;
        if(x<minNum)minNum=x;
    }
}