Counter

OK, I wish to do a Counter that will Count the Number of People that Enter 'Y'

Code:

using namespace std;
int count = 0;

Code:

            Newpassenger passenger;
            cin >> passenger.seat_number;
            
            
            while (passenger.seat_number > 0 && passenger.seat_number <=100)
            {
                cout << "Enter passengers Name:";
                cin >> passenger.name;
                
                cout << "Do you have an Onward Flight: (Y/N)";
                cin >> passenger.onward;
                
                if(passenger.onward == 'Y') // Im getting an ERROR Comparsion between pointer and integer('char*' and 'int')
                    
               count ++; //ERROR Reference to 'count is ambiguous
                return count; // ERROR Reference to 'count is ambiguous

Code:

if (choice ==5) 
        {
            cout << "The Number of Passengers that have an OnWard flight is" << " " << count << endl;   ERROR // Reference to 'count is ambiguous
            
        }

And the type of onward would be what?

Also, I can tell what you've done that is giving you the ambiguity, but as you haven't actually shown the code with the problem I can't go, "look there it is!".
Show more code. Whole functions at the very least.

Code:

using namespace std;

struct Newpassenger
{ 
    int seat_number;
    char name[20];
    char onward[3];
};
int count = 0;
/*****************************************************************************************************************/



/*****************************************************************************************************************/


int main() 
{
    int i;

Code:

if (choice == 1) // Add New Record..
            
            
		{
            fstream Airline ("AirLine.text", ios::out | ios::in |ios::binary); 
            if(!Airline)
            {
                cout << "File Could not be opened." << endl;  
                system("PAUSE");
                exit (1); 
            }
            
            
            cout << "Enter Seat Number to Write"
            <<"(1 to 100, 0 to end )?";
            
            
            Newpassenger passenger;
            cin >> passenger.seat_number;
            
            
            while (passenger.seat_number > 0 && passenger.seat_number <=100)
            {
                cout << "Enter passengers Name:";
                cin >> passenger.name;
                
                cout << "Do you have an Onward Flight: (Y/N)";
                cin >> passenger.onward;
                
                if(passenger.onward == 'Y') // Im getting an ERROR Comparsion between pointer and integer('char*' and 'int')
                    
               count ++; //ERROR Reference to 'count is ambiguous
                return count; // ERROR Reference to 'count is ambiguous
                
                
                Airline.seekp((passenger.seat_number - 1 ) * sizeof(Newpassenger));
                
                Airline.write(reinterpret_cast<const char *>(&passenger), sizeof (Newpassenger));
                
                cout << "\nEnter Seat Number: ?";
                cin >> passenger.seat_number;
            }
            Airline.close();
            cout << endl;
        }

Code:

 if (choice ==5) 
        {
            
         cout << "The Number of passengers that have onward flights are: " << " " <<count <<endl;
cout <<endl;
        }

What i like to do is....

search through all the records from start to finish and each time a record with onward connections is found the total count should be increased by 1. At the end the total count is output.

What part are you having problems with specifically?
Also, in case you are allowed to use std::string, use it.

The Errors are the problem im facing