Ok Critize My Style Please!!!!!!
Code:
/* OK I want some constructive critizism on my crappy style */
#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <conio.c>
/*#####################################################
GPA Average program, created by (incognito)
with the help of (Smokey)for the math
formulas.
###################################################*/
/* You might be wondering why I created a class that I didn't even use, well
here's the answer the reason is that I made the class mostly for pratice. This
also allows me to add more stuff to the program easier*/
using namespace std;
double CalculaterAverage( double & x, double & y, double &l,double & p);
int main()
{
class average
{
public:
void SetCredits(double credit){itscredits=credit;}
double GetCredits () {return itscredits;}
void SetCurrentGpa(double gpa) {itsgpa=gpa;}
double GetCurrentGpa() {return itsgpa;}
void SetNumbersOfClasses ( double x){N_classes=x;}
double GetNumberOfClasses () {return N_classes;}
void SetFinalGpa(double gpa) {finalgpa=gpa;}
private:
double itscredits;
double itsgpa;
double itsNumberOfClasses;
double N_classes;
double finalgpa;
};
textcolor(YELLOW);
cout<<"Welcome to the FIGURE OUT your GPA program\n";
cout<<"by";
textcolor(LIGHTRED);
cout<<" ***incognito***"<<endl<<endl;
cout<<" VERSION 1.7 BETA RELEASE\n"<<endl;
char name [50];
textcolor (YELLOW);
cout<<"What is your name?\n";
cin.get(name,50);/*get the name of the person
but this leaves the "'\n'" on the buffer, which will cause problems with the next line*/
cin.ignore(50, '\n');/*this throws out the "'\n'" character*/
double credits;
textcolor(LIGHTGRAY);
cout<<"\nHow many high school credits do you have,"<<endl;
cout<<"without including this year?"<<endl;
cin>>credits;
average Student;
Student.SetCredits ( credits);
cout<<"\nWhat is your current GPA?"<<endl;
double Gpa_response;
cin>>Gpa_response;
Student.SetCurrentGpa(Gpa_response);
cin.ignore(325, '\n');
cout<<"\nHow many classes are you taking this year?"<<endl;
cout<<"Note: These could include night school"<<endl;
double NumberOfClasses;
cin>>NumberOfClasses;
Student.SetNumbersOfClasses(NumberOfClasses);
cout<<"\nWhat do you want your final GPA to be?"<<endl;
double FinalGpa;
cin>>FinalGpa;
Student.SetFinalGpa(FinalGpa);
double FinalGpa2;
FinalGpa2=CalculaterAverage(credits, Gpa_response, NumberOfClasses, FinalGpa);
cout<<"\nYou'll need a ";
textcolor(LIGHTRED);
cout<<FinalGpa2;
textcolor(LIGHTGRAY);
cout<<"\nGPA average this year in order to finish with your desired GPA\n"<<endl;
textcolor(LIGHTBLUE);
cout<<"Note: This means that you would need an average of whatever I just\n";
cout<<"told ";
cout<<"you. You would need it for the rest of your high school years, if things\n";
cout<<"keep going how they are, meaning your GPA stays the same.\n";
textcolor(LIGHTGRAY);
cout<<"\nThank you ";
textcolor(LIGHTCYAN);
cout<<name;
cout<<"."<<endl<<endl;
textcolor(LIGHTGRAY);
cout<<"\nI want to give special thanks to";
textcolor(LIGHTGREEN);
cout<<" Smokey\n";
textcolor(LIGHTGRAY);
cout<<"for helping me with the ";
cout<<"math formulas."<<endl<<endl;
cout<<"Neither Smokey nor Me are responsible for the accuracy of this\n";
cout<<"program.\n"<<endl;
cout<<"One more thing before I decide to end this program.....\n";
textcolor(LIGHTRED);
cout<<"CLASS OF '02 THE REALEST!!!!\a\a\a\a\n"<<endl;
textcolor(LIGHTGRAY);
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}
double CalculaterAverage(double &itscredits, double &itsgpa, double &itsNumberOfClasses, double & finalgpa)
{
/* My friend helped with the formula on the function and it's rather complicated plus he told me not to post it......beats me why, I don't know so I didn't */
double temp1;
double temp2;
double temp3;
double temp4;
double temp5;
temp1=
temp2=
temp3=
temp4=
temp5=
/* itscredits=credits
itsgpa=current gpa
itsnumberofclasses=classes taking right now including
nightschool
finalgpa=finalgpa */
return temp5;
}
