Void function returning doubles w/ decimal

[dawnstar]

Hello,

I have a structured a program that collects data from the user, then calls void function, this void function then calls 3 different value returning functions.

My question is am i able to get decimals on my output because I can't find a way to do it correctly, i already tried setprecision within the functions as well as in the void function...

right now i get no decimal points in my output, i want to have one decimal point on the first 3 outputs..

Any help would be appreciated

 #include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;
using std::ios;

[keskiverto]

Ho ho ho.

You have a thread about your program: http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/198336/
You have erased your post there. (That is bad net-behaviour.)

Yes, you had errors there, but it was also writing out the desired data correctly, among the garbage.

Re-add setprecision into appropriate place.

[dawnstar]

I've tried to add it into the void statement but i still end up with more than desired extra decimal points. Also tried adding setprecision within the value returning functions and cout'ing them but still get the same outcome.

[Chervil]

this void function then calls 3 different value returning functions

you mean:

this void function then calls 3 different integer value returning functions

If you want decimal places, use double, not int.

[dawnstar]

Thank you Chervil, I was finally able to fix my error. I had no idea you could even do that. Totes