parameter passing..??

I am having trouble figuring out how to get this program to work correctly and was wondering if someone could give me a little guidance? I know the problem is in the last function Grade::getWeightedGrade() but I can't figure out what I am doing wrong. The program runs correctly but instead of returning the right score it returns zero. The score is supposed to be based upon the ( score of the test * (weight / 100) for both grade1 and grade2 and then these totals are added together to give the final score....
Here is what it should run like:
Enter Type: Midterm
Enter Score: 86
Enter Weight: .40

Enter Type: Final
Enter Score: 97
Enter Weight: .60

Your grades are as follows:
Midterm 86, which counts 40%
Final 97, which counts 60%
Your final grade is: 92.6

Code:

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#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

class Grade
{
      public:
            void enterGradeInfo();
            void showGradeInfo();
            double getWeightedGrade();
           
           
      private:
              int mWeight;
              int mScore;
              string mType;           
};

int main()
{
    Grade grade1;
    Grade grade2;
    grade1.enterGradeInfo();
    grade2.enterGradeInfo();
    cout << "Your grades are as follows:" << endl;
    grade1.showGradeInfo();
    grade2.showGradeInfo();
    cout << "Your final grade is " <<  grade1.getWeightedGrade + grade2.getWeightedGrade;   
    cout << endl;
 
 
    system("pause");
    return 0;
   
   
}

void Grade::enterGradeInfo()
{
    cout << "Enter type: ";
    cin >> mType;
    cout << endl;
    cout << "Enter Score: ";
    cin >> mScore;
    cout << endl;
    cout << "Enter weight: ";
    cin >> mWeight;
    cout << endl;
}
 

void Grade::showGradeInfo()
{
    cout << mType << " which counts for " << mWeight << "%" << endl;
}   

double Grade::getWeightedGrade()
{
    return mScore * (mWeight/100) ;     
}

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Without looking too much could it be precision of your variables?

int mWeight;
int mScore;
it could be rounding your math off to ZERO ?

try switching them to double or

Code:

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mScore * (mWeight/100.0f)
or
float(mScore) * (mWeight/100.0f)

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mWeight/100 = 0.5 = round off to zero I'm guessing
m_Score * 0 = ZERO
etc..

getWeightedGrade is a method, and needs to be called like this (you forgot the parentheses):

Code:

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cout << "Your final grade is " <<  grade1.getWeightedGrade() + grade2.getWeightedGrade();

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wow one little decimal after all of that.... thank you so much