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Given an amount less than $1.00, compute the number of quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies needed.

so i'd need a variable for quarters, dimes, nickels, & pennies. and another variable..... not...

yeah that's what i was gonna do.... but i've been up all night and it's 6am so i can't be bothered to revise it again tonight :/

but thanks again for your help :)

Or i could just remove the exclamation mark :P hehe

my bad..... still was bugged... here's the new fix:

[C++] grade.cpp - Pastebin.com




#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()

ah didn't know i could do that :D hahahaha

here's the simplified code:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main()

Final Code:
[C++] grade.cpp - Pastebin.com

Bug free :) now time for a smoke


#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main()

thanks oogabooga.... final code:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main()

{

i indent 1 level per if or loop...... same as you.. idk what you mean... b/c that's exactly what i'm doing..... ?!?!?!?


modified the code a bit, works better, but still wrong output.... 1-3...

test input: 71, expected output: C-
Actual output: -----


Another example: test input: 50 expected output: F+
actual output: You scored an F
-+-+-+-+

i dont wanna argue about coding style... here's the updated code, it compiles fine, but for some reason the outputs wrong.... WHY DO MY POSTS KEEP NOT SHOWING UP/DELETED? WTF



#include...

Dont wanna argue about style....anywho this is the updated code:



#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main()

{

I dont wanna argue.... anywho yeah i think it needs to be an integer and i need to use modulus to get the 2nd digit

that's a matter of opinion and style, i dont like ur indenting style, i like mine -_-

also, i guess it's because strings cant be processed as numbers... -_-
although i tried a character array cuz...

This is what i got so far... not sure why it's not compiling.... or if it's right :/



#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main()

{

By any chance are you reading "Practical C++ Programming"? Cuz that's an exercize in chapter 6...... the chapter i just finished :)

if i worked out the logic on how to do it, i wouldn't be asking silly :P

well i know i need to read the last digit of the variable "grade", and then add + or - to the output, depending, but idk...

yeah that'd work, but how would u implement lastdigit?

i would have to do that for every last digit...... ........ that, isn't there a way to read the last digit, and place a - or + accordingly

no idea what intereval and subinterval are

#include <iostream>

int main()

{

int grade;

std::cout << "Enter your grade %: ";
std::cin >> grade;

x.x :(

ummmm, would really help.... anyone know? I'd like to hop on if there is