Hello everyone. I am stuck and have an issue that I'm hoping someone will be able to help me with. I'm writing a simple integer calculator that supports addition, subtraction, multiplication, modulus, and division. I have to implement this by defining a class. The program is suppose to 1. request and accept a number, 2. apply the stored operation (of which the first is addition and after it should be whatever the user enters), 3. request and accept the next operation. When the operation entered is '=', the result should be printed and the accumulator reset, when '!' is entered as the operator, the same should happen except the program should now terminate.
Here is a sample run of what I'm trying to accomplish
The issue I am having is when I run the program, the while loop is not continuing as it should and exits right away without op being '='. I have attached the files with the code I have so far because I didn't want to make this post any longer than it already is.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also feel free to make any comments on anything else I could improve on.
while (!(op = '!')); //while op is not '!' keep going
"=" in "op = '!'" is an asignment operator, NOT compare. Did you mean op == '!' ?
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I have made the change suggested by VladimirF and also the if statement 4 lines below and now the loop will not execute at all, the program freezes with a flashing cursor.
while (!(op = '!')); //while op is not '!' keep going
"=" in "op = '!'" is an asignment operator, NOT compare. Did you mean op == '!' ?
He's right, the value of op = '!' is '!'. An assignment always returns the assigned value. to compare op to '!' us while (!(op == '!')); Or, even better while(op != '!');
i had a ; after the while statement. it gets further nowbut still sticks somewhere. not sure y. i will see if i can resolve this one on my own before i ask for help but thank you guys for your help so far, cant beleive i missed something so simple
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