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ryukku1111 · Sep 25 '13, 02:14 PM

why all the cin and cout become ambiguous?

Code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
	int booknum, n, day;
	double Cplusplus = {10};
	int Creativity ={5};
	int Java = {5};
	int Management = {6};
	Cplusplus, Java, Creativity, Management = n;

	cout << "**********Welcome to BOOK ORDERING SYSTEM**************" << ".\n";

...

ryukku1111 · Sep 25 '13, 01:36 PM

so i declare them right like this?

Code:

 int Cplusplus [1] = {1};
	int creativity [1] = {2};
	int Java [1] = {3};
	int management [1] = {4};

ryukku1111 · Sep 25 '13, 01:33 PM

do i have to declare a value for every element of the arrays?

ryukku1111 · Sep 25 '13, 11:55 AM

ok i will try to do that, maybe u can show me some code reference?

ryukku1111 · Sep 25 '13, 10:14 AM

u mean like this?

input 1 for C++ for dummies = RM250
input 2 for Creativity & Innovation = RM200
input 3 for Introduction to Java = RM200

ryukku1111 · Sep 25 '13, 09:44 AM

im guessing array for the list of books? i mean i show out the list of books using using "cout" first then write out some code like 1 = RM250, 2 = RM200 then "total = ???" and the cart part i think a= add cart b= remove cart c= reset d= check out, im still a amateur for C++

my coding so far:

Code:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
	string

...

ryukku1111 · Sep 25 '13, 08:34 AM

i intended to make a list of books to buy like this:

1 C++ for dummies RM250
2 Creativity & Innovation RM200
3 Introduction to Java RM200

and then users can select the books by input the number of the books they chosen, and then from the book selected the system will ask either more selection into or remove the cart or check out, if wanna check, the system will automatically calculate the total price need...

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