Such a simple problem

Title says its all!

Cannot figure out why when I print "totalFee" im getting 0.00 as output although I am passing it by reference to the function. At no point can I see why the variable is not adding the "charge" value. I am not getting errors or warnings. It looks like quite a small mistake im making.

Can anyone see what I am doing wrong?

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>

// function prototype
double calculateCharge ( double, double& );

// main function - driver //////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
int main ( void )
{
	std::cout << std::setprecision ( 2 ) << std::fixed;

	double time1 = 0,
	           time2 = 0,
	           time3 = 0,
	           totalTime = 0,
	           totalFee = 0;

	std::cout << "Enter stay times for three cars: ";
	std::cin >> time1 >> time2 >> time3;

	totalTime = time1 + time2 + time3;

	std::cout << "\nCAR\tSTAY\tFEE\n\n"
			  << " 1\t" << time1 << "\t" << calculateCharge ( time1, totalFee )
			  << "\n 2\t" << time2 << "\t" << calculateCharge ( time2, totalFee )
			  << "\n 3\t" << time3 << "\t" << calculateCharge ( time3, totalFee )
			  << "\n\nTotal Time: " << totalTime
			  << "\nTotal Fee: " << totalFee << std::endl;

    std::cin.get(); // freeze console output window
	std::cin.ignore();

    return 0; // return value from int main
}

// function to calculate the charge
// for each car stayed
double calculateCharge ( double x, double &rFee )
{
	double charge = 0;

	if ( x <= 3.00 )
	{
		charge = 2.00;
		rFee += charge;
	}

	if ( x > 3.00 )
	{
		double timeOverStandard = 0,
			   additionalCharge = 0;

		timeOverStandard = x - 3.00;
		additionalCharge = timeOverStandard * 0.5;

		charge = 2.00 + additionalCharge;
		rFee += charge;
	}

	if ( x == 24.00 )
	{
		charge = 10.00;
		rFee += charge;
	}

	return charge;
}

Elementary my dear Watson. One possible fix... change:

Code:

	std::cout << "\nCAR\tSTAY\tFEE\n\n"
			  << " 1\t" << time1 << "\t" << calculateCharge ( time1, totalFee )
			  << "\n 2\t" << time2 << "\t" << calculateCharge ( time2, totalFee )
			  << "\n 3\t" << time3 << "\t" << calculateCharge ( time3, totalFee )
			  << "\n\nTotal Time: " << totalTime
			  << "\nTotal Fee: " << totalFee << std::endl;

To:

Code:

std::cout << "\nCAR\tSTAY\tFEE\n\n"
         << " 1\t" << time1 << "\t" << calculateCharge ( time1, totalFee )
         << "\n 2\t" << time2 << "\t" << calculateCharge ( time2, totalFee )
         << "\n 3\t" << time3 << "\t" << calculateCharge ( time3, totalFee )
         << "\n\nTotal Time: " << totalTime;
std::cout << "\nTotal Fee: " << totalFee << std::endl;

I'll let you think about the "why".

Good one.