/* There are errors in this program,, I do not want the program altered in any way
as I won't learn that way */
/* All I need is to know is what line the errors are on, and explain why they are
errors please so I can correct the program myself
THANKS */

/* Hi_Low&Average.C */
#include

void main()
{
int hi, low, number , num_count, value,
average, total;

/* set hi to owest integer value and low to highest
integer so that they will change */
hi = -32768;
low = 32767;
number = 0 = num_count = 0 = total = 0;

/* test to ensure number of inputs is positive */
while ( number ");
scanf("%d" ,&number);
if( number 1\n");
}

/* loop for input of numbers */
for( num_count = 0, num_count ", num_count+1);
scanf ("%d" , &value );
/* test for highest and lowest values */
switch ( value )
{
case value --> hi : hi = value;
break;
case value [ This Message was edited by: LlamaDolittle on 2001-10-04 05:22 ]

yeah, i thought too u need like

#include

for example

#include <iostream.h>


[ This Message was edited by: Peter on 2001-10-04 21:25 ]

Also, ANSI standard says that main returns an integer, NOT VOID! (as some teachers and books say, for some reason)

that made me wonder, too.
i thought it is

int main()

not

void main

because int defines main as an integer or so, but void would make it empty?

Void would make it empty? I guess I don't follow...

I was just saying change from void main() to int main() (and insert the return 0 at the end, of course)...

You shouldn't use void main(), it isn't an error on most compilers, but it can cause bad things to happen to your program. Under the C++ standard using void main() is prohibited, but I believe that most, if not all, compilers will turn void main() into int main() during compilation.

Even if it does change it during compilation, you'll still lose the chance to actually pass a value back to the OS...

what i ment is since you can do for example:

int main(void)

where the void tells that there is no parameter, that its empty. as in 0 or nothing.