Getting bizarre results from simple math

Code:

//Average scores
		else if ((Menu == 'B') || (Menu == 'b')){
			char AvgDone;
			double TotalGrade;
			double Grade;
			double AvgGrade;
			double NumOfGrades = 0;
			do{
			cout << "Please enter your grade" << endl;
			cin >> Grade;
			TotalGrade = TotalGrade + Grade;
			NumOfGrades = NumOfGrades + 1;
			cout << "Do you have more grades to enter? [Y]es or [N]o " << endl;
			cin >> AvgDone;
			} while((AvgDone == 'Y') || (AvgDone == 'y'));
			AvgGrade = TotalGrade / NumOfGrades;
			cout << "The average for the " << NumOfGrades << " grades given is " << AvgGrade << endl;
			cout << "Return to the menu? [Y]es or [N]o" << endl;
			cin >> Again;

Gives me the following results if I enter 100 for a single grade.

Code:

************************************************************
*       Plese choose from the following menu options       *
*       <A> Convert single numeric grade to alpha grade    *
*                                                          *
*       <B> Average numeric grades                         *
*                                                          *
*       <C> End Program                                    *
************************************************************
Enter your choice
b
Enter your numeric grade:
Please enter your grade
100
Do you have more grades to enter? [Y]es or [N]o
n
The average for the 1 grades given is -9.25596e+061
Return to the menu? [Y]es or [N]o

It seems to me this is simply 100 / 1 and therefore should be 100, or is this working with some 'new' math??

Thanks!!


By the way, yes, this is homework!

always initialize variables. Otherwise you are likely to get junk where you don't want it. For example, totalGrade starts out with junk you don't initialize it. Then you add 1 to junk and you still have junk. Then you divide junk by more junk to get even more junk when you calculate avgGrade.

That fixed it!! WOOT! I love this site! Thanks elad....thanks a lot.....

haha