Average score

I want to calculate the actual average score from these two input test files, one is called StudentsDay.txt and the other one is called StudentsEvening.txt
StudentsDay.txt look like this:

Code:

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s1012 Anne Bennet      45 77 62 18 79
s1236 Tony Bridges      81 83 89 95 63
s2341 Michael Butcher  72 83 48 26 75

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StudentsEvening.txt look like this:

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s5454 Joe Sunshine      66 89 78 74 85
s5466 Vanessa White  62 77 44 88 79
s5553 Jim Sunder        66 74 48 53 95

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I have already got their individual average score from each of the student and now I only want to get the actual average from the 6 students average score. So this is what I meant:

Code:

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Anne Bennet average is 56.20
Tony Bridges average is 82.20
Michael Butcher average is 60.80
Joe Sunshine average is 78.40
Vanessa While average is 70.00
Jim Sunder average is 67.20
The average of 6 students is 69.13

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Here's the code:

Code:

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#include <fstream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    ifstream inFileDay;
    ifstream inFileEvening;
    ofstream outFile;

    string studentdayId;
    string studenteveningId;
    string givenname, surname;
    int score1, score2, score3, score4, score5;
    int studentcounter;
    double AverageDay, AverageEvening;
    string grade;
   
    float maxscore;
    float minscore;
    float allaverage;
    char maxTime='D';
    char minTime='D';
    string maxGrade;
    string minGrade;
    string maxSID;
    string minSID;
    string maxName;
    string minName;

    maxscore=-1;
    minscore=101;

    inFileDay.open("studentsDay.txt");
    inFileEvening.open("studentsEvening.txt");
    outFile.open("report_regular.txt",std::ios::trunc);

    outFile.setf(ios::fixed, ios::floatfield);
    outFile.setf(ios::showpoint);
    outFile<<setprecision(2);

    outFile<<endl<<"+++++Section 1 Student List+++++"<<endl<<endl;

    while (!inFileDay.eof() )
    {
        inFileDay>>studentdayId;
        outFile<<studentdayId<<"  ";
        inFileDay>>givenname>>surname;
        outFile<<surname<<", ";
        outFile<<givenname<<" ";
        outFile<<"D ";

        inFileDay>>score1>>score2>>score3>>score4>>score5;

        AverageDay=static_cast<double>(score1+score2+score3+score4+score5)/5.0;

        outFile<<AverageDay<<"  ";
        outFile.setf(ios::right);

        if(AverageDay>=85 && AverageDay<=100)
            grade="HD";
        else if(AverageDay>=75 && AverageDay<=85)
            grade="D ";
        else if(AverageDay>=65 && AverageDay<=75)
            grade="Cr";
        else if(AverageDay>=55 && AverageDay<=65)
            grade="P ";
        else
            grade="F ";
           
        outFile<<grade<<endl;
           
        if(maxscore<AverageDay)
        {
            maxscore=AverageDay;
            maxSID=studentdayId;
            maxName=givenname+" "+surname;
            maxGrade=grade;
        }
        if(minscore>AverageDay)
        {
            minscore=AverageDay;
            minSID=studentdayId;
            minName=givenname+" "+surname;
            minGrade=grade;
        }

        studentcounter++;
    }

    while (!inFileEvening.eof() )
    {
        inFileEvening>>studenteveningId;
        outFile<<studenteveningId<<"  ";
        inFileEvening>>givenname>>surname;
        outFile<<surname<<", ";
        outFile<<givenname<<" ";
        outFile<<"E ";
        inFileEvening>>score1>>score2>>score3>>score4>>score5;

        AverageEvening=static_cast<double>(score1+score2+score3+score4+score5)/5.0;
       
        outFile<<setw(2)<<AverageEvening<<" ";
        outFile.setf(ios::right);

        if(AverageEvening>=85 && AverageEvening<=100)
            grade="HD";
        else if(AverageEvening>=75 && AverageEvening<=85)
            grade="D ";
        else if(AverageEvening>=65 && AverageEvening<=75)
            grade="Cr";
        else if(AverageEvening>=55 && AverageEvening<=65)
            grade="P ";
        else
            grade="F ";
           
        outFile<<grade<<endl;
           
        if(maxscore<AverageEvening)
        {
            maxscore=AverageEvening;
            maxSID=studentdayId;
            maxName=givenname+" "+surname;
            maxGrade=grade;
            maxTime='E';
        }
        if(minscore>AverageEvening)
        {
            minscore=AverageEvening;
            minSID=studentdayId;
            minName=givenname+" "+surname;
            minGrade=grade;
            minTime='E';
        }

        studentcounter++;
        allaverage = (AverageDay++ + AverageEvening++)/6;
    }
   
   
   
   
    outFile<<"\n+++++Section 2 The Maximum+++++\n\n"
        <<maxName<<" ("<<maxSID<<", "<<maxTime<<") is my best student, with "
        <<"a score of "<<maxscore<<" ("<<maxGrade<<")\n"<<minName<<" ("<<minSID
        <<", "<<minTime<<"), you need to drop this class... you only got a "
        <<minscore<<" ("<<minGrade<<')'<<std::flush;
    outFile<<"The average of 6 students is" << allaverage << endl;
    return 0;
}

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The purple text is the part I try to get the actual results from the 6 students average but I still could not get it. How should it be done?

Post all the lines of code which you think calculate the average score for each individual student

Is it this?

Code:

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inFileDay>>score1>>score2>>score3>>score4>>score5;

        AverageDay=static_cast<double>(score1+score2+score3+score4+score5)/5.0;

        outFile<<AverageDay<<"  ";

inFileEvening>>score1>>score2>>score3>>score4>>score5;

        AverageEvening=static_cast<double>(score1+score2+score3+score4+score5)/5.0;
       
        outFile<<setw(2)<<AverageEvening<<" ";

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> while (!inFileDay.eof() )
Read the FAQ to find out why using eof to control a loop is bad.

> while (!inFileDay.eof() )
> ...
> while (!inFileEvening.eof() )
Both these blocks look exactly the same to me. Consider using a function which you pass a filename to, and a few references to where you want results stored.

> allaverage = (AverageDay++ + AverageEvening++)/6;
What did you want those ++ post-increments to do?
At the moment, they're doing nothing at all (except making people wonder what are they for)

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Is it this?

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Yes, good. Now, figure out which variable has the average student score in it. Then, create another variable called TotalAverage above the first while loop, and everytime a student's average is computed inside a while loop, add the student's average to TotalAverage.

Then, after both while loops are finished, TotalAverage will contain the sum of the 12 student averages. So, if you divide TotalAverage by 12, you will have the average grade for all the students.

I'm sorry if I done it wrong but the variable that has the average student score in it are AverageDay and AverageEvening.

Code:

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#include <fstream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    ifstream inFileDay;
    ifstream inFileEvening;
    ofstream outFile;

    string studentdayId;
    string studenteveningId;
    string givenname, surname;
    int score1, score2, score3, score4, score5;
    int studentcounter;
    double AverageDay, AverageEvening;
    string grade;
   
    float maxscore;
    float minscore;
    float TotalAverage;
    char maxTime='D';
    char minTime='D';
    string maxGrade;
    string minGrade;
    string maxSID;
    string minSID;
    string maxName;
    string minName;

    maxscore=-1;
    minscore=101;

    inFileDay.open("studentsDay.txt");
    inFileEvening.open("studentsEvening.txt");
    outFile.open("report_regular.txt",std::ios::trunc);

    outFile.setf(ios::fixed, ios::floatfield);
    outFile.setf(ios::showpoint);
    outFile<<setprecision(2);

    outFile<<endl<<"+++++Section 1 Student List+++++"<<endl<<endl;

    while (!inFileDay.eof() )
    {
        inFileDay>>studentdayId;
        outFile<<studentdayId<<"  ";
        inFileDay>>givenname>>surname;
        outFile<<surname<<", ";
        outFile<<givenname<<" ";
        outFile<<"D ";

        inFileDay>>score1>>score2>>score3>>score4>>score5;

        AverageDay=static_cast<double>(score1+score2+score3+score4+score5)/5.0;

        TotalAverage = AverageDay++



        outFile<<AverageDay<<"  ";
        outFile.setf(ios::right);

        if(AverageDay>=85 && AverageDay<=100)
            grade="HD";
        else if(AverageDay>=75 && AverageDay<=85)
            grade="D ";
        else if(AverageDay>=65 && AverageDay<=75)
            grade="Cr";
        else if(AverageDay>=55 && AverageDay<=65)
            grade="P ";
        else
            grade="F ";
           
        outFile<<grade<<endl;
           
        if(maxscore<AverageDay)
        {
            maxscore=AverageDay;
            maxSID=studentdayId;
            maxName=givenname+" "+surname;
            maxGrade=grade;
        }
        if(minscore>AverageDay)
        {
            minscore=AverageDay;
            minSID=studentdayId;
            minName=givenname+" "+surname;
            minGrade=grade;
        }

        studentcounter++;
    }

    while (!inFileEvening.eof() )
    {
        inFileEvening>>studenteveningId;
        outFile<<studenteveningId<<"  ";
        inFileEvening>>givenname>>surname;
        outFile<<surname<<", ";
        outFile<<givenname<<" ";
        outFile<<"E ";
        inFileEvening>>score1>>score2>>score3>>score4>>score5;

        AverageEvening=static_cast<double>(score1+score2+score3+score4+score5)/5.0;
       
      TotalAverage = AverageEvening++

        outFile<<setw(2)<<AverageEvening<<" ";
        outFile.setf(ios::right);

        if(AverageEvening>=85 && AverageEvening<=100)
            grade="HD";
        else if(AverageEvening>=75 && AverageEvening<=85)
            grade="D ";
        else if(AverageEvening>=65 && AverageEvening<=75)
            grade="Cr";
        else if(AverageEvening>=55 && AverageEvening<=65)
            grade="P ";
        else
            grade="F ";
           
        outFile<<grade<<endl;
           
        if(maxscore<AverageEvening)
        {
            maxscore=AverageEvening;
            maxSID=studentdayId;
            maxName=givenname+" "+surname;
            maxGrade=grade;
            maxTime='E';
        }
        if(minscore>AverageEvening)
        {
            minscore=AverageEvening;
            minSID=studentdayId;
            minName=givenname+" "+surname;
            minGrade=grade;
            minTime='E';
        }

        studentcounter++;
        TotalAverage = (AverageDay+ AverageEvening)/6
    }
   
   
   
   
    outFile<<"\n+++++Section 2 The Maximum+++++\n\n"
        <<maxName<<" ("<<maxSID<<", "<<maxTime<<") is my best student, with "
        <<"a score of "<<maxscore<<" ("<<maxGrade<<")\n"<<minName<<" ("<<minSID
        <<", "<<minTime<<"), you need to drop this class... you only got a "
        <<minscore<<" ("<<minGrade<<')'<<std::flush;
    outFile<<"The average of 6 students is" << TotalAverage << endl;
    return 0;
}

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I think I done wrong.

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float TotalAverage;

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When you create a variable like that, it will contain a junk value. The basic rule of programming is: "always initialize your variables". Initializing your variables means assign them a value when you declare them. Since TotalAverage is going to be used to sum up the individual student averages, you should initialize the variable with 0:

float TotalAverage = 0;

You should initialize all your other variables as well.
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TotalAverage = AverageDay++;

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That statement does two things:

1) First, the variable TotalAverage is set equal to the value of the AverageDay variable.
2) After that occurs, 1 is added to the variable AverageDay.

What you want to do is add the value in the variable AverageDay to the value that is already stored in TotalAverage.
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Code:

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    TotalAverage = (AverageDay+ AverageEvening)/6
 }<---- end of while loop

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Quote:

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Then, after both while loops are finished, TotalAverage will contain the sum of the 12 student averages. So, if you divide TotalAverage by 12, you will have the average grade for all the students.

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So I put float

Code:

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TotalAverage = 0;

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Then change what?

You need to do this:

Quote:

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What you want to do is add the value in the variable AverageDay to the value that is already stored in TotalAverage.

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Post how you would assign the value 60 to the TotalAverage variable.

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float TotalAverage = 60;

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Ok, but pretend this is after you declared the variable already. Assuming you already have this line:

float TotalAverage = 0;

you would do this:

TotalAverage = 60;

Now post two other things:

1) Write a line of code that will assign the value 50 to TotalAverage.
2) Write a line of code that will add 50 to TotalAverage so that it is equal to 110

TotalAverage = 50;
TotalAverage + 60 = TotalAverage;

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TotalAverage + 60 = TotalAverage;

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Pretty close. In computer programming, the variable that is being assigned the value goes on the left.

You need to do the same thing in your program with TotalAverage. Inside the while loop add the student average to TotalAverage. Then, everytime the loop executes, the student average will get added to TotalAverage.

Finally, after both while loops end, TotalAverage will have the sume of 12 student averages stored in it. So, after both while loops in your program, if you divide TotalAverage by 12, you will have the average student grade for all the students. You can then write that to the file.

I only got 6 students 3 from day and 3 from evening. So is it like this:

Code:

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#include <fstream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    ifstream inFileDay;
    ifstream inFileEvening;
    ofstream outFile;

    string studentdayId;
    string studenteveningId;
    string givenname, surname;
    int score1, score2, score3, score4, score5;
    int studentcounter;
    double AverageDay, AverageEvening;
    string grade;
   
    float maxscore;
    float minscore;
    float TotalAverage = 0, TotalAverage1, TotalAverage2;
    char maxTime='D';
    char minTime='D';
    string maxGrade;
    string minGrade;
    string maxSID;
    string minSID;
    string maxName;
    string minName;

    maxscore=-1;
    minscore=101;

    inFileDay.open("studentsDay.txt");
    inFileEvening.open("studentsEvening.txt");
    outFile.open("report_regular.txt",std::ios::trunc);

    outFile.setf(ios::fixed, ios::floatfield);
    outFile.setf(ios::showpoint);
    outFile<<setprecision(2);

    outFile<<endl<<"+++++Section 1 Student List+++++"<<endl<<endl;

    while (!inFileDay.eof() )
    {
        inFileDay>>studentdayId;
        outFile<<studentdayId<<"  ";
        inFileDay>>givenname>>surname;
        outFile<<surname<<", ";
        outFile<<givenname<<" ";
        outFile<<"D ";

        inFileDay>>score1>>score2>>score3>>score4>>score5;

        AverageDay=static_cast<double>(score1+score2+score3+score4+score5)/5.0;

        outFile<<AverageDay<<"  ";
        outFile.setf(ios::right);

        if(AverageDay>=85 && AverageDay<=100)
            grade="HD";
        else if(AverageDay>=75 && AverageDay<=85)
            grade="D ";
        else if(AverageDay>=65 && AverageDay<=75)
            grade="Cr";
        else if(AverageDay>=55 && AverageDay<=65)
            grade="P ";
        else
            grade="F ";
           
        outFile<<grade<<endl;
           
        if(maxscore<AverageDay)
        {
            maxscore=AverageDay;
            maxSID=studentdayId;
            maxName=givenname+" "+surname;
            maxGrade=grade;
        }
        if(minscore>AverageDay)
        {
            minscore=AverageDay;
            minSID=studentdayId;
            minName=givenname+" "+surname;
            minGrade=grade;
        }

        studentcounter++;
       
        TotalAverage + AverageDay = TotalAverage1;
    }

    while (!inFileEvening.eof() )
    {
        inFileEvening>>studenteveningId;
        outFile<<studenteveningId<<"  ";
        inFileEvening>>givenname>>surname;
        outFile<<surname<<", ";
        outFile<<givenname<<" ";
        outFile<<"E ";
        inFileEvening>>score1>>score2>>score3>>score4>>score5;

        AverageEvening=static_cast<double>(score1+score2+score3+score4+score5)/5.0;
       
        outFile<<setw(2)<<AverageEvening<<" ";
        outFile.setf(ios::right);

        if(AverageEvening>=85 && AverageEvening<=100)
            grade="HD";
        else if(AverageEvening>=75 && AverageEvening<=85)
            grade="D ";
        else if(AverageEvening>=65 && AverageEvening<=75)
            grade="Cr";
        else if(AverageEvening>=55 && AverageEvening<=65)
            grade="P ";
        else
            grade="F ";
           
        outFile<<grade<<endl;
           
        if(maxscore<AverageEvening)
        {
            maxscore=AverageEvening;
            maxSID=studentdayId;
            maxName=givenname+" "+surname;
            maxGrade=grade;
            maxTime='E';
        }
        if(minscore>AverageEvening)
        {
            minscore=AverageEvening;
            minSID=studentdayId;
            minName=givenname+" "+surname;
            minGrade=grade;
            minTime='E';
        }

        studentcounter++;

        TotalAverage + AverageEvening = TotalAverage2;
        }
   
    TotalAverage = (TotalAverage1 + TotalAverage2)/6;
   
   
    outFile<<"\n+++++Section 2 The Maximum+++++\n\n"
        <<maxName<<" ("<<maxSID<<", "<<maxTime<<") is my best student, with "
        <<"a score of "<<maxscore<<" ("<<maxGrade<<")\n"<<minName<<" ("<<minSID
        <<", "<<minTime<<"), you need to drop this class... you only got a "
        <<minscore<<" ("<<minGrade<<')'<<std::flush;
    outFile<<"The average of 6 students is" << TotalAverage << endl;
    return 0;
}

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1)

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TotalAverage + 60 = TotalAverage;

Pretty close. In computer programming, the variable that is being assigned the value goes on the left.

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To assign a variable a value, you do this:

var1 = 20;
var2 = 30 + 20 - 10;
var3 = var1 + var2;

Notice how the variable is always on the left of the equals sign when you assign it a value, AND it is the only thing on the left.

2) What values are stored in TotalAverage1 and TotalAverage2? Post the lines of code where they are assigned values. Remember for a variable to be assigned a value it has to be on the left side of the equals sign:

Left side <-- = ---> right side

Code:

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TotalAverage + AverageDay = TotalAverage;
TotalAverage + AverageEvening = TotalAverage;

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Originally Posted by wiz23

Code:

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TotalAverage + AverageDay = TotalAverage;
TotalAverage + AverageEvening = TotalAverage;

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1) Those are not legal statements:

Quote:

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To assign a variable a value, you do this:

var1 = 20;
var2 = 30 + 20 - 10;
var3 = var1 + var2;

Notice how the variable is always on the left of the equals sign when you assign it a value, AND it is the only thing on the left.

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2) I asked you this:

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What values are stored in TotalAverage1 and TotalAverage2? Post the lines of code where they are assigned values. Remember for a variable to be assigned a value it has to be on the left side of the equals sign

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where are TotalAverage1 and TotalAverage2 in your reply:

TotalAverage + AverageDay = TotalAverage;
TotalAverage + AverageEvening = TotalAverage;

You need to set aside your program for awhile and try to write much shorter programs--no more than 5 - 10 lines. Before you can continue, you have to be able to write a program that does this:

1) Declare a variable and initialize it to any value, say 100.
2) Declare another variable and initialize it to, say 50.
3) Add 5 to the first variable.
4) Add 15 to the second variable.

5) Display both variables to a console window.

6) Add 20 and the second variable to the first variable.

7) Display the first variable to the console window.

I want to calculate the actual average score from these two input test files, one is called StudentsDay.txt and the other one is called StudentsEvening.txt
StudentsDay.txt look like this:

Code:

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Code:
s1012 Anne Bennet      45 77 62 18 79
s1236 Tony Bridges      81 83 89 95 63
s2341 Michael Butcher  72 83 48 26 75

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StudentsEvening.txt look like this:

Code:

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Code:
s5454 Joe Sunshine      66 89 78 74 85
s5466 Vanessa White  62 77 44 88 79
s5553 Jim Sunder        66 74 48 53 95

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I have already got their individual average score from each of the student and now I only want to get the actual average from the 6 students average score. So this is what I meant:

Code:
Anne Bennet average is 56.20
Tony Bridges average is 82.20
Michael Butcher average is 60.80
Joe Sunshine average is 78.40
Vanessa While average is 70.00
Jim Sunder average is 67.20
The average of 6 students is 69.13

Here's the code:

Code:
#include <fstream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
ifstream inFileDay;
ifstream inFileEvening;
ofstream outFile;

string studentdayId;
string studenteveningId;
string givenname, surname;
int score1, score2, score3, score4, score5;
int studentcounter;
double AverageDay, AverageEvening;
string grade;

float maxscore;
float minscore;
float allaverage = 0;
char maxTime='D';
char minTime='D';
string maxGrade;
string minGrade;
string maxSID;
string minSID;
string maxName;
string minName;

maxscore=-1;
minscore=101;

inFileDay.open("studentsDay.txt");
inFileEvening.open("studentsEvening.txt");
outFile.open("report_regular.txt",std::ios::trunc) ;

outFile.setf(ios::fixed, ios::floatfield);
outFile.setf(ios::showpoint);
outFile<<setprecision(2);

outFile<<endl<<"+++++Section 1 Student List+++++"<<endl<<endl;

while (!inFileDay.eof() )
{
inFileDay>>studentdayId;
outFile<<studentdayId<<" ";
inFileDay>>givenname>>surname;
outFile<<surname<<", ";
outFile<<givenname<<" ";
outFile<<"D ";

inFileDay>>score1>>score2>>score3>>score4>>score5;

AverageDay=static_cast<double>(score1+score2+score 3+score4+score5)/5.0;

outFile<<AverageDay<<" ";
outFile.setf(ios::right);

if(AverageDay>=85 && AverageDay<=100)
grade="HD";
else if(AverageDay>=75 && AverageDay<=85)
grade="D ";
else if(AverageDay>=65 && AverageDay<=75)
grade="Cr";
else if(AverageDay>=55 && AverageDay<=65)
grade="P ";
else
grade="F ";

outFile<<grade<<endl;

if(maxscore<AverageDay)
{
maxscore=AverageDay;
maxSID=studentdayId;
maxName=givenname+" "+surname;
maxGrade=grade;
}
if(minscore>AverageDay)
{
minscore=AverageDay;
minSID=studentdayId;
minName=givenname+" "+surname;
minGrade=grade;
}

studentcounter++;
}

while (!inFileEvening.eof() )
{
inFileEvening>>studenteveningId;
outFile<<studenteveningId<<" ";
inFileEvening>>givenname>>surname;
outFile<<surname<<", ";
outFile<<givenname<<" ";
outFile<<"E ";
inFileEvening>>score1>>score2>>score3>>score4>>sco re5;

AverageEvening=static_cast<double>(score1+score2+s core3+score4+score5)/5.0;

outFile<<setw(2)<<AverageEvening<<" ";
outFile.setf(ios::right);

if(AverageEvening>=85 && AverageEvening<=100)
grade="HD";
else if(AverageEvening>=75 && AverageEvening<=85)
grade="D ";
else if(AverageEvening>=65 && AverageEvening<=75)
grade="Cr";
else if(AverageEvening>=55 && AverageEvening<=65)
grade="P ";
else
grade="F ";

outFile<<grade<<endl;

if(maxscore<AverageEvening)
{
maxscore=AverageEvening;
maxSID=studentdayId;
maxName=givenname+" "+surname;
maxGrade=grade;
maxTime='E';
}
if(minscore>AverageEvening)
{
minscore=AverageEvening;
minSID=studentdayId;
minName=givenname+" "+surname;
minGrade=grade;
minTime='E';
}

studentcounter++;
allaverage = (AverageDay++ + AverageEvening++)/6;
}




outFile<<"\n+++++Section 2 The Maximum+++++\n\n"
<<maxName<<" ("<<maxSID<<", "<<maxTime<<") is my best student, with "
<<"a score of "<<maxscore<<" ("<<maxGrade<<")\n"<<minName<<" ("<<minSID
<<", "<<minTime<<"), you need to drop this class... you only got a "
<<minscore<<" ("<<minGrade<<')'<<std::flush;
outFile<<"The average of 6 students is" << allaverage << endl;
return 0;
}

The purple text is the part I try to get the actual results from the 6 students average but I still could not get it. I have tried many times. Can somebody help me please?

Not only are you posting code without code tags, it also seems to be code containing old mistakes.

Quote:

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I want to calculate the actual average score from these two input test files

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Unfortunately, you can't write programs unless you first learn how to assign a value to a variable. The short program I asked you to complete was meant to teach you how to do that.

why is it when i run it, it outputs sumthing like this?
as you can see, it outputs the last student of each txt twice

Code:

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+++++Section 1 Student List+++++

s1012 Bennet, Anne D 56.20 P
s1236 Bridges, Tony D 82.20 D
s2341 Butcher, Michael D 60.80 P
s3232 Smith, Ellisa D 83.40 D
s3232 Smith, Ellisa D 83.40 D
s5454 Sunshine, Joe E 78.40 D
s5466 White, Vanessa E 70.00 Cr
s5553 Sunder, Jim E 67.20 Cr
s6532 Kane, Robert E 64.00 P
s6533 Stanger, James E 82.00 D
s6533 Stanger, James E 82.00 D

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Quote:

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Originally Posted by henz321

why is it when i run it, it outputs sumthing like this?
as you can see, it outputs the last student of each txt twice

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Probably because you are testing eof to control your loop. This is bad... as already mentioned earlier in this thread.