Thread: classify number-to file not screen

Why have you started a new topic asking the same question?

Also:

Originally Posted by me

Also one of your functions differs from the prototype:

Code:

void calcSum( int zeros, int evens, int odds);

int calcSum( int zeroCount, int oddCount, int evenCount)
{
calcuSum =(zeroCount + oddCount + evenCount);
}

In C++ you dont need to name the variables in your prototype, so you can declare your prototype like:

Code:

int calcSum(int, int, int);

I changed your function from void to int as it looks like you want to be returning a total here.Your function should then look something like:

Code:

int calcSum( int zeroCount, int oddCount, int evenCount)
{
    return zeroCount + oddCount + evenCount;
}

With those changes I am now getting error messages: undefined references to getNumber , and writeNumber. I'll look into that later if no-one else here helps out first.

I'm starting to get the impression that this is just a wind up...

what do you mean wind up? when you say changed my code it allows you to change my code or you have just shown the chagnes? I am so new at this--originally we had to write the program to have input/output on the screen than he said change it to have input/ouput to file and add code to sum and avg the numbers. I did not know how to just change things-maybe I should have started all over again. Thanks for your help mike_g. I greatly appreciate it. I beginning to think I did the sum wrong becaue I was summing the number of odds evens and zeros and not the numbers themselves--I will try to figure this out and have you check to see if I have done that part right--let me know about the code changes or do I type what you have--it is just all confusing to me know--...trying to learn as much as I can about C++

oh yeah by the way this course is an internet course via local college and there is no one to ask--also, initially this was not an assignment than a chapter later it is one