Thread: Finding an Average

I am trying to write a program so a teacher or parent can find out overall how well a child is doing in school. I am not sure how to end it-----I am not even sure if I got it right so far, but here it goes:

#include <iostream.h>
int main ( )
{
cout<<“Thanks for using Kidguru’ s Cool Game !”;
return 0;
}
int find
{
cout<<“Please Enter Reading-Writing Grade 1-100:”;
cin>> find
cout<<“Pleas Enter Science Grade 1-100:”;
cin>> find
cout<<“Please Enter Social Studies Grade 1-100:”;
cin>> find
cout<<“Please Enter Mathematics Grade 1-100:”;
cin>>find
cout<<Your Average Is:

And that is where I don't know! HELP! (I would also like to know how to figure out if codes are compatibe with which certain OSs?

Read each grade into an integer, then to calculate the average add the grades together and divide the result by the number of grades.
cout<<"Average is "<< ( read + sci + soc + math ) / 4 <<endl;

>how to figure out if codes are compatibe with which certain OSs
Codes? If you mean C code then there is a standard for which the supported functions and constructs will work everywhere. The best way to find out is to order a copy of the ISO C standard from www.ansi.org or take a look at www.rt.com/man and at the bottom of each function description it will tell you if the function is ISO standard.

-Prelude

You mean like this?:

#include <iostream.h>
int main( )
{
Kidguru's GradeFinder! 1 ";
}
int read
{
cout<<"Please enter Reading and Writing Grade 1-100":;
cin>>read
}
int sci
{
cout<<"Please enter Science Grade 1-100":;
cin>>sci
}
int soc
{
cout<<"Please enter Social Studies Grade 1-100":;
cin>>soc
}
int math
{
cout<<"Please enter Mathematics Grade 1-100":;
cin>>math
}
int total
{
cout<<"And the Average is:"<< ( read + sci + soc + math ) / <<endl;

Something along those lines, yes. Also, in the future if you have a C++ question be sure to ask it in the C++ forum, you may get more replies

-Prelude