Thread: C++ OverPay program help

Not familiar with C++ specifically but reading through it, it looks like the logic is good. What development environment are you using? Offhand I would say it could easily be a syntax error. Visual C++ will spot those for you and will also find improper useage of things. The express edition is free.

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f (PayRate < 50) & (Hours > 40) { OverTimeHours == Hours - 40 OverTimePay == OverTimeHours * 1.5 * PayRate TotalPay == 40 * PayRate + OverTimePay; } ==> f (PayRate < 50) & (Hours > 40) { OverTimeHours = Hours - 40; OverTimePay = OverTimeHours * 1.5 * PayRate; TotalPay = 40 * PayRate + OverTimePay; } I.e. one = sign + semicolons.

and add another set of brackets around the if statement bits as well.

and add another set of brackets around the if statement bits as well. Oh and two && signs. Better go back to basics I think.

Redrobes: and add another set of brackets around the if statement bits as well. Oh and two && signs. Better go back to basics I think. Thanks but I actually figured it out a couple of days ago so I just got back on myspace and checked the forum..lol sorry about that how long have you been programming in c++