Void functions

[Paul McKenzie]

I'm doing some C++ homework, it's for an online class, and my ****ing teacher never answers me back about questions I have. Ultimately I'm having to do it all on my own basically. I feel like I'm close with this one (or maybe not), but a little mixed up.

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First, even though this is valid syntax, move these definitions before main()

void calcCommission(double, double, double, double);
void displayCommission();
void getTotalCommission();

Second, look at your functions above -- what do they return? Do they return double? No. Now look how you're calling these functions in main()

    totalCommission = calcCommission (commission1, commission2, commission3, commission4);

How can a function that returns "void" return a double (you assign the return value to a double called totalCommision)? It can't -- that's why you get an error.

Hopefully the fix should be obvious to you at this point.

Regards,

Paul McKenzie