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Subject:	Help! One dimensional arrays aren't working!
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Date:	Mon, 12 Apr 1999 09:40:21 -0400
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Hi!

Here is my code: (A description of the problem follows it).

//Travis Thoms     //
//03/30/99           //

#include <iostream.h>
#include <fstream.h>
#include <math.h>

ifstream inData;
int class[100]={-1};
int classNumber=0,Sum=0,lessTen=0,lessTwenty=0,
lessThirty=0,lessForty=0,lessFifty=0,lessSixty=0,lessSeventy=0,
lessEighty=0,lessNinety=0,lessHundred=0,counter=0;
float Mean=0,Sample=0,StdDev=0;
int main()
{
//Preparation for file IO//

inData.open("indata.txt");
inData>>class[classnumber];
while (class[classnumber]!=-1)
	{
	classNumber++;
        Sum=Sum + class[classnumber];
        if(class[classnumber]<10)
		lessTen++;
        if((class[classnumber]>=10) && (class[classnumber]<=19))
		lessTwenty++;
        if((class[classnumber]>=20) && (class[classnumber]<=29))
		lessThirty++;
        if((class[classnumber]>=30) && (class[classnumber]<=39))
		lessForty++;
        if((class[classnumber]>=40) && (class[classnumber]<=49))
		lessFifty++;
        if((class[classnumber]>=50) && (class[classnumber]<=59))
		lessSixty++;
        if((class[classnumber]>=60) && (class[classnumber]<=69))
		lessSeventy++;
        if((class[classnumber]>=70) && (class[classnumber]<=79))
		lessEighty++;
        if((class[classnumber]>=80) && (class[classnumber]<=89))
		lessNinety++;
        if((class[classnumber]>=90) && (class[classnumber]<=100))
		lessHundred++;

	inData>>class[classnumber];

	}
Mean=float(Sum/classnumber);
inData>>class[counter];
while (class[counter]!=-1)
	{
	Sample=pow((class[counter]-Mean),2)
	}
StdDev=sqrt(Sample/(classnumber-1))

cout<<"Mean= "<<Mean<<endl;
cout<<"StdDev= "<<StdDev<<endl;
cout<<"Percent of scores"<<endl<<endl;
cout<<"Under 10= "<<lessTen*100/counter<<"%"<<endl;
cout<<"10-19= "<<lessTwenty*100/counter<<"%"<<endl;
cout<<"20-29= "<<lessThirty*100/counter<<"%"<<endl;
cout<<"30-39= "<<lessForty*100/counter<<"%"<<endl;
cout<<"40-49= "<<lessFifty<<"%"<<endl;
cout<<"50-59= "<<lessSixty*100/counter<<"%"<<endl;
cout<<"60-69= "<<lessSeventy*100/counter<<"%"<<endl;
cout<<"70-79= "<<lessEighty*100/counter<<"%"<<endl;
cout<<"80-89= "<<lessNinety*100/counter<<"%"<<endl;
cout<<"90-100= "<<lessHundred*100/counter<<"%"<<endl;

return 0;
}

When I compile this program, where ever there is a statement like:

class[XXXX]

I receive an error from the compiler:

Parse error before XXXX

	I have had my C++ instructor look at these statements, and she can't
seem to find anything wrong.  Is there some other method of doing this
in DJGPP?

Thanks in advance!

T. Thoms

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