Thread: Need help outputing months and days.

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    Need help outputing months and days.

    This program works fine but I am having trouble outputting the months and day and I can't seem to find a way to display them on output as I continually getting 1,2,3,4 and so on under "week of" column . I need to have output that shows something like this below. Please help me fix this issue. Will appreciate it a lot.
    Week of Gallons Miles MPG February 4 9.8 196 42 February 11 9.5 182 42 February 18 5.6 101 42 February 25 7.5 133 42
    My Code:
    Code:
    #include <iostream>
    #include <cstring>
    using namespace std;
    #define Max_weeks 100
    int getNumberofweeks();
    int getGallonsamount(int,float*);
    int getMilesamount(int,float*);
    void CalcAverage(float[],int,float[]);
    float Gallons[Max_weeks];
    float Miles[Max_weeks];
    float MPG[Max_weeks];
    void display(int);
    void main()
    {
      int Numweeks;
      Numweeks = getNumberofweeks();
      getGallonsamount(Numweeks, Gallons);
      getMilesamount(Numweeks, Miles);
      CalcAverage(Gallons,Numweeks,Miles);
      display(Numweeks);
      cin.ignore(2);
    }
    int getNumberofweeks()     // functions that gets total number weeks
    {
        int weekInput;
       cout << "Enter the number of weeks: ";
       cin>>weekInput;
       cout<<endl;
       return weekInput;
    }
    int getGallonsamount (int count , float *MPG)    // function that gets amount of gallons
     {
        cout<<endl;
    
        for (int Gallons = 0; Gallons <count; ++Gallons)
        {
          cout << "enter amount of gallons for "<< Gallons+1 <<": ";
          cin >> *MPG;
          MPG++;
        }
        cout<<endl;
        return 0;
     }
    int getMilesamount (int count , float *MPG)   // function that get average miles
     {
        cout<<endl;
        for (int Miles = 0; Miles <count; ++Miles)
        {
          cout << "enter amount of miles for "<< Miles+1 <<": ";
          cin >> *MPG;
          MPG++;
        }
        cout<<endl;
        return 0;
     }
    void CalcAverage(float Gallons[],int count, float Miles[])  // function that calculates MPG
      {
         
        for (int week = 0; week < count; week++)
           {
               MPG[week] = (Miles[week]) / (Gallons[week]);
          }
      }
    void display(int count) // function that display the mark details along with total average
    {
         
          float TotalGallons=0.0;
          float TotalMiles=0.0,TotalMPG=0.0;  // variables for finding total
          float AvgMPG;                      // variables for finding average
          cout<<"\n\nWeek of"<<"\t\t"<<"Gallons"<<"\t"<<"Miles"<<"\t\t"<<"MPG"<<endl;
          string week[4] = {"February 4", "February 11","February 18","February 25"};
          for(int week=0; week<count ; week++) 
            
        {
            cout<<week+1<<"\t\t"<<Gallons[week]<<"\t"<<Miles[week]<<"\t\t"<<MPG[week]<<endl;
            TotalGallons = TotalGallons + Gallons[week];
            TotalMiles = TotalMiles + Miles[week];
            TotalMPG = TotalMPG + MPG[week];
          }
          {
          AvgMPG = TotalMPG / count;
          cout<<"\n Total Gallons :"<<TotalGallons;
          cout<<"\n Total Miles   :"<<TotalMiles;
          cout<<"\n Average MPG   :"<<AvgMPG;
        }
    }

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    Perhaps something to do with having two variables with the same name?
    Code:
          string week[4] = {"February 4", "February 11","February 18","February 25"};
          for(int week=0; week<count ; week++)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Adak View Post
    io.h certainly IS included in some modern compilers. It is no longer part of the standard for C, but it is nevertheless, included in the very latest Pelles C versions.
    Quote Originally Posted by Salem View Post
    You mean it's included as a crutch to help ancient programmers limp along without them having to relearn too much.

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