DESPERATELY NEED HELP!!

[Anon]

#1) I need the source code for a C++ program that has many functions. The program should prompt user to enter 2 numbers and math opeator (+=)(+-) and display the results bas on math operator.

#2) Write another C++ program for a college (MATS COLLEGE), they want to have a ATM machine:

1. Enter balance
2. Transactions:
   (a) Deposit
   (b) Withdrawal
   if withdrawal more than balance, program should display "insufficient funds".
   PLEASE HELP ME!!!

#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
float ans=0;
float num1=0;
float num2=0;
int check=0;
char s[8];
char theop = ' ';
//prompt the user:
printf("Enter 2 numbers and a math operator in the format specified\n");
printf("\nValid Operators: +, -\nFormat:NUMBER1 NUMBER2 OPERATOR\n e.g.\n4.7 5.2 +\n\n");
//get the user input
scanf("%f %f %c", &num1, &num2, &theop);
//interpret the operator and do a calculation
switch(theop)
{
case '+':
ans = num1 + num2;
check = 1;
break;
case '-':
ans = num1 - num2;
check = 1;
break;
default:
check = 0;
break;
}
//print the answer
if (check == 1)
printf ("Answer: %f\n\n", ans);
else
printf("%c is not a valid operator", theop);
}

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a) this is a PHP forum, not a C++ forum
b) it sounds VERY much like you are late for a school assignment...

[toma42]

float ans=0;
float num1=0;
float num2=0;
int check=0;
char s[8];
char theop = ' '

Naming any variable TheSomething is just dumb. It just doesn't tell you anything about what it does...e.g. char theDate;
what is the date for?
char DateEntered;
tells you it's a date and what it means.

float num1 and num2
ack...no @!#$ they're numbers...they're defined as floats! Give them names that mean something and other people will be able to maintain your code.

int check;
is that a signed or unsigned check? (I kill myself). It looks like a signed check...

This advice won't help you with what you posted about but it will help you if you plan on making money programming.

Tom