error C2448: function-style initializer appears to

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I need this for an assignment.. can someone please tell me what this error means and what I need to do to correct this? Thanks! I'm trying!

1>.\lab5a.cpp(38) : error C2448: 'Inputdata' : function-style initializer appears to be a function definition

Code:

// To take in information of players and scores in a string array
// to display averages of players ranged to 100 and display averages and below averages
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

// declare variables 
const int ARRAY = 100;
string name [ARRAY];
int score [ARRAY];
int sum = 0;
int i = 0;
int totalscores = 0;
double average;


//prototypes
int Inputdata();
void DisplayPlayerData();
int CaculateAverageScore();
int DisplayBelowAverage();

int main()
{
    Inputdata();
    DisplayPlayerData();
    CaculateAverageScore();
    DisplayBelowAverage();
return 0;
}




int Inputdata(name[i], score[i], sum, totalscores)
{
 do 
 {
 cout << "Please enter player name: ";
 getline (cin, name[i]);
 cout << "Please Enter Player Score: ";
cin >> score[i];
sum = sum + score[i];
i++;
totalscores = i;
 }
     while( name[i] != "Q" || i < ARRAY);

     return sum, totalscores;
}
    

void DisplayPlayerData()
{
    i = totalscores;
    do 
    {
    cout << "You entered: " << name[i], score[i];
    i--;
    }
     while(i > -1);

    
}

int CalculateAverageScore()
{ 
    double average = sum/totalscores;
    cout << "The average score of the players are : ";

    return average;
    
}

>> int Inputdata();
>> int Inputdata(name[i], score[i], sum, totalscores)
If you have a book handy, you may wish to review the syntax for function prototypes and functions themselves.

>>return sum, totalscores;
You cannot return two variables.
Either use references to pass in variables to store the result it or use a struct.

This is your prototype:

Code:

int Inputdata();

and this is the definition:

Code:

int Inputdata(name[i], score[i], sum, totalscores)
{

Firstly, they don't match. And secondly, if you want it to have parameters, you must say what the types of the arguments are.