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A Chidera (5)
Hi, I'm new here, av got a troublesome issue, i'm creating a program dt accepts d NUMBER OF PANCAKES EATEN BY 10 PEOPLE, and orders them. I've created an object which does all of this, now i wrote that it sounds very low tech, but the problem is the program gives me a very wierd output,here's where i think d problem(s) is(are)...

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//creating class 
class Pancakes
{
    int pancakes[10];
    void object_brain(int[10],short);
    
public:   
    void call_brain();          
};

   //implementation of member functions
void Pancakes::call_brain() 
{
     short reply;
     
     puts("What do you wish to do?\n1.Check largest and least consumer\n2.See \
of ordered list for size of pancakes consumed\n3.EXIT\n->");
     cin>>reply;
     
     object_brain(pancakes, reply);     
}

void Pancakes::object_brain(int copy_pancakes[10],short reply) 
{
     short i = 0;
     int a = 0;
     short j = 0;
     short s = 0;
     
     //ordering(sorting) array
     for (; i < 10; i++)
     {
         for(; j< 10; j++)
         {
            s = j + 1;               
            copy_pancakes[j] == copy_pancakes[s];           
         }         
     }
   
     //matching order to persons
     short x[10];
     for(i = 0; i < 10; i++)
     {
         s = i + 1;
         if( pancakes[i] == copy_pancakes[9])
         x[0] = s;
         else if( pancakes[i] == copy_pancakes[8])
         x[1] = s;
         else if( pancakes[i] == copy_pancakes[7])
         x[2] = s;
         else if( pancakes[i] == copy_pancakes[6])
         x[3] = s;
         else if( pancakes[i] == copy_pancakes[5])
         x[4] = s;
         else if( pancakes[i] == copy_pancakes[4])
         x[5] = s;
         else if( pancakes[i] == copy_pancakes[3])
         x[6] = s;
         else if( pancakes[i] == copy_pancakes[2])
         x[7] = s;
         else if( pancakes[i] == copy_pancakes[1])
         x[8] = s;
         else if( pancakes[i] == copy_pancakes[0])
         x[9] = s;
     }

     //Producing output
     switch(reply)
     {
         case 1:
              cout<<"Largest consumer is Person " << x[0] << " with "; 
              cout<< copy_pancakes[0] << " pancakes."<<endl;
              cout<<"Laest consumer is Person " << x[9] << " with "; 
              cout<< copy_pancakes[9] << " pancakes."<<endl;              
              redo();
              break;
              
         case 2:
              cout<<"They are ordered:" <<endl;
              for (j = 1; j <= 10; j++)
              {  
                  s = j -1;
                  cout<<"Person " << x[j] << " - " << copy_pancakes[s] << "\
 pancakes."<<endl;  
              }
              redo();
              break;
              
         case 3:
              puts("OK.Bye!");
              break;
              
         default:
              puts("Invalid response!");
              call_brain();
              break;              
     }
}

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
//Creating instance of class
Pancakes A;

A.call_brain();

system("pause");
return 0;
}


Hope it's not too much code, if some more of the program is required i can post it up, i'd really appreciate anyone's help.God bless you!
Last edited on
IceThatJaw (529)
How are you even running that? Your class and function definitions are inside your main().
A Chidera (5)
Oh yes, u r rait, bt dts not d way it actualy is, i did dt so i wont have 2 put in all d code, i was wrong thnks, i've editted it now so, please take another look.God bless u!
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