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Yah, I looked at both of those ways, just used the one that was visually simpler to my mind at the time :P. What is the actual benefit of doing it that way?

Thank you w3rd, that makes sense now, I was trying something similar, but can't believe I overlooked how you did it. Cheers, and thanks for the patience.

Yes I have a book that I am referring to atm, also, I need the provCode to be two letters, as one isn't sufficient to represent all the different provinces. Any ideas?

My output with single quotes is:

Constructor called.
Sin # is 22252
Federal tax rate is 0.21
Prov tax = -5.09078e+063

When I change my single quotes to doubles it gives me an error regardless:

error C2446: '==' : no conversion from 'const char *' to 'int'

Also did you keep provCode as a char? Or did you change that too?

I am using Visual C++ 2005 Express, and can you paste exactly what you changed to get that output? Because for me it is not working whatsoever.

Even if i make the province code 1 character it still gives me the same, wrong, output. Any idea why?

Have narrowed it down further, the char in the if statement is messing it up, but I have no idea how to get around this, is there a way to cast it to a double?

I changed my ProvTaxFunction to


double ProvTaxFunction()
{
if(provCode == 'ON')
{
provTaxRate = 0.19;
}
if(provCode == 'BC')

Hey all, I am having a problem where my function ProvTaxFunction() doesn't output properly due to an if statement being needed. Any help is appreciated...


class CTaxCalc
{


public:
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TY Zuk! Big help, <3

Reverting back to what I had before:



#include <iostream>

using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;

Well, what I need this to do is :

Take taxOne(or taxTwo depending on the income), and multiply it by 0.07&#37; to get the airTax value.

I keep getting this error on line 39, as well as some others.
error C2296: '*' : illegal, left operand has type 'double (__cdecl *)(double *)'

I have no idea how to fix it, it gives me the same...

I am doing it to what was asked of me, and had to use MAX_A and MAX_B, I would have preferred just using 3 and 4 but yeh. And I did get it to work fine with a few alterations, I am not very good with...

Solved it myself. Don't worry about posting long solutions etc.

It turns out that my array is only saving data to the last memory location, any ideas of a fix?

Hey all, I have made a 2D array that stores user input but I cannot get it to display properly, I have resorted to using pointers and it is not going any better. Here is what I have so far.

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