hello : share me for these question??pls>>

[samelo]

this is q?
write a program that reads information about 20 employees and store it in a array of strucures, the structure of each employee should contain : name 9does not exceed 20 characters), ID (int) , salary (double) between 200 and 4000 and address which belongs to one of the following {A,B,C,D,E} the progrem should then output the following :

1- the average of employee salaries.

2- the names of employees whose salaries are above the average.

I waiting you..

[writetonsharma]

you want a whole working program written to you?

[samelo]

hello man>>
i don't mean the all because i have the answer but i need to be sure and this is the program :

#include "iostream.h"
struct employee {
 char name[20];
 int ID;
 double salary;
 char address;
};
void main(){
 employee A[20];
 int sum=0;
 int avg;
 for (int i=0;i<20;i++)
  cout<<"Employee :"<<"i+1"<<endl;
  cout<<"Name";
 cin>>A[i].name;
 cout<<"ID";
  cin>>A[i].ID;
 cout<<"salatry:";
 cin>>A[i].salary;
}

only i need help to complete the answer if not have a mistake>>>

[writetonsharma]

thats what i wanted, the code which you have written.. so that someone can help you to correct that code.. :)

the program looks fine..
after the for loop you can calculate the average and salary above average.

one suggestion:

in the loop you can ask the user if he wants to quit.. so that he dont have to input for all the 20 values..
rest of your program is good.

[writetonsharma]

to optimize and not calculate the sum of salary you can add the salaries during the input only like this:

int sum = 0;
for (...)
{
//your code...

cin>>A[i].salary;
sum += A[i].salary;
}
int average = sum / 20;

[samelo]

thank u very much man for helping me ;but where is the 2 section in this q ?????

i write this code :

for (int i=0;i<20;i++)
If (A[i].salary>average)
Cout<< A[i].names<<endl;
}

thats right or not???

[writetonsharma]

thats correct.