C++ Assignment

>>61429243
Not gonna do your homework bitch

>>61429243
Fuck off, do your own homework, later you will see that the students who actually do these kinds of assignments instead of copying them get ahead really quickly.

>>61429271
Figured. Can't blame a guy for trying. I fucking missed all the classes that cover vectors, loops, and error checking. Can I get any help?

>>61429311
Install gentoo

>>61429303
can you point me to some useful resources then? the lecture videos my instructor made are asinine

#include <iostream>

int main(){
    gentoo.install()
    return 0
} 

>>61429311
All the information and practical examples is readily available in the internet, fuck off kid.

>>61429311
/wsr/

>>61429339
cplusplus is generally a good resource

or any good c++ textbook. stuff like accelerated c++

>>61429339
See
>>61429359

>>61429375
Thank you for the helpful response. I just needed to know a good resource

>>61429243
>C++
EWW
Keep that stinky pile of shit away!

Why the fuck would this need a class, let alone one with two member functions?

>>61429243
Go back to India you cheating mother fucker. And wipe your ass after you are gone, not before.

>>61429946
Presumably they want a "donation" class with a member variable for the donation amount, a function to get donation amount and a function to get the refund amount.
I'd just do a vector of ints though. no need to pollute the call stack like that.

>>61429243
You could just ask for help instead of making this shitty thread you curry nigger.

test

Here you go. Not checked for correctness.

#include <numeric>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <limits>

class OP
{
public:
    OP() : cocksSucked(std::numeric_limits<double>::max()) {}
    bool is_a_faggot() const { return true; }

private:
    int cocksSucked;
};

const double upper_limit = 2500.00;

int main()
{
    std::vector<double> donations;
    double donation;
    double refunds = 0.0;

    std::cout << "Input the donations.  Enter -1 to stop." << std::endl;
    while (std::cin >> donation) {
        if (donation < 0) break;
        if (donation > upper_limit) {
            const double refund = donation - upper_limit;
            std::cout << "Refund: " << refund << std::endl;
            donation = upper_limit;
            refunds += refund;
        }

        donations.push_back(donation);
    }

    const double sum = std::accumulate(donations.begin(), donations.end(), 0.0);
    const double avg = sum / static_cast<double>(donations.size());

    std::cout << "Total:   " << sum << "\n";
    std::cout << "Avg:     " << avg << "\n";
    std::cout << "Refunds: " << refunds << std::endl;
    return 0;
}

>>61430208
I messed up, that private member should be a double.

Does the constructor count as a public function? I think it does.

>>61430232
It doesn't matter, the entire thing could be done using a running total with no class or vector, the fact that the assignment wants you to use a class is the giveaway that it's some kid's homework. No sane programmer would ever write their own class for a job that simple

Why is Microsoft shilling C++ so badly?

>>61430208
EWW wtf

>C++
Makes sense

>>61429311
Fucking retard.
You shouldn't even need to attend a class to figure out how to use std::vector.

http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/container/vector nigger retard.

>>61429243

shit OP, this sounds a lot like the assignment my prof gave me way back when. If you went to the same college I went to, then I'm afraid you're fucked

>>61429243
>Let's do some C++ programming!
:^(
first day learning c++
its annoying

>>61429339

thenewboston on youtube

that mf never ceases to impress me