The result is all the information running together like a paragraph. How can I have each line of information display individually? When I use the "endl" command I get "statement can't resolve address of overloaded function". Thanks!Code:cout << "Patient's name " << name ;cout << "Cleaning Charge is " << cbill ;cout << "Cavity filling charge is " << cavbill ;cout << "X-ray charge is " << xbill ;cout << "Total bill for services is: " << totalbill << endl <<endl;
post some code with your attempt using endl, might be using it
wrong
edit: its common coding practice to put the semicolons at the
end of a line of code, not the start
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fflush (stdin); gets (); void main ();
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Originally Posted by Richie T
Code:// display output cout << "Patient's name " << name ;endl ;cout << "Cleaning Charge is " << cbill ;cout << "Cavity filling charge is " << cavbill ;cout << "X-ray charge is " << xbill ;cout << "Total bill for services is: " << totalbill << endl <<endl; return 0; }
you cant just type endl, need to be within cout and also need <<
change code to this, and also i editted my previous post. read
that, this should work now
cout << "Patient's name " << name<<endl;
cout << "Cleaning Charge is " << cbill<<endl;
cout << "Cavity filling charge is " << cavbill <<endl;
cout << "X-ray charge is " << xbill <<endl;
cout << "Total bill for services is: " << totalbill << endl <<endl;
return 0;
}
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fflush (stdin); gets (); void main ();
Goodies:
Example of fgets (); The FAQ, C/C++ Reference
My Gear:
OS - Windows XP
IDE - MS Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition
ASCII stupid question, get a stupid ANSI
Thank you so much!
