I put parameters to not allow for characters.. but formatting goes out of whack. Try putting a letter as an integer. Need help with getting it to look clean.
Also, I also put parameters so it cannot divide by 0 based on earlier feedback. It says enter a new integer then it crashes!
Also, I also put parameters so it cannot divide by 0 based on earlier feedback. It says enter a new integer then it crashes!
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int sum(int iValue1, int iValue2) {
return iValue1 + iValue2;
}
int subtraction (int iValue1, int iValue2) {
return iValue1 - iValue2;
}
int multiply (int iValue1, int iValue2) {
return iValue1 * iValue2;
}
int division (int iValue1, int iValue2) {
return iValue1 / iValue2;
}
int main () {
int iValue1;
int iValue2;
char chOperator;
cout << "Enter the initial value as an integer:";
cin >> iValue1;
do {
cout << "Enter the next value as an integer:";
cin >> iValue2;
if (cin.fail())
cout << "No integer found. Please use a number" << endl;
cin.clear();
cout << "Enter the operation you want to perform (-,+,/,*):";
cin >> chOperator;
if (chOperator == '+') {
cout << "The result is " << sum(iValue1, iValue2) << endl;
iValue1 = sum(iValue1, iValue2);
}
else if (chOperator == '-') {
cout << "The result is " << subtraction(iValue1, iValue2) << endl;
iValue1 = subtraction(iValue1, iValue2);
}
else if (chOperator == '*') {
cout << "The result is " << multiply(iValue1, iValue2) << endl;
iValue1 = multiply(iValue1, iValue2);
}
else if (chOperator == '/') {
if (iValue2 == 0)
cout << "You cannot divide by 0. Enter another integer ";
cin.clear();
cout << "The result is " << division(iValue1, iValue2) << endl;
iValue1 = division(iValue1, iValue2);
}
} while (iValue1 !=0);
return 0;
}