i kinda need a little bit of help with my code...anyone mind helping me?
kthxbye.

 

Post it up. [ code] [ /code]

 

Make sure to use a bunch of do whiles.

 

while(trues) are fun too!

 

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Post it for all to see.

 

IBMissingSemiColon

 

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{

int num, min, max, n;
double mean, sum = 0, count;

cout << "Enter the amount of numbers to be calculated:" << endl;
cin >> n;


for (count = 0; count < 1; count++)
{
min = 0;
max = 0;
}

cout << " Enter a number to be calculated for minimum, maximum and mean. \n" << endl;
cin >> num ;

for (; num <= n ; num++)
{

if (num > max)
{
num = max;
}
if (num < min)
{
num = min;
}
else
sum += num;

mean = sum/n;

cout << "The maximum number is:" << max << endl;
cout << "\nThe minimum number is:" << min << endl;
cout << "\nThe mean number is:" <<mean<<endl;
}













return 0;
}
// i cant get the max and min to display.
//plus i cant get the for loop to stop at "n"

 

try
for (num; num<= n; n++){

 

aight, it displays however it goes into an infinite loop and keeps repeating.

 

do cout's after you set variables to ensure that they are getting stored properly. Double check that your loop control variable is what you want it to be and not just a random int.

Also, fix your declarations - at best its poor programming style to declare variables and only initialize some of them in the same line.

i.e.
int num, min, max, n;
double mean, sum = 0, count;

---
double mean, sum, count;
sum = 0;

Also, whats the purpose of this?
for (count = 0; count < 1; count++)
{
min = 0;
max = 0;
}

Its only going to run once.. why not just set the variables?