Originally Posted by twburkle

Here is some of my code at the moment. After narrowing some google searches, Array's look like should be able to accomplish what I need.

1. Can I assign an Array's element to one gross income, then use a loop to assign the next one? If so, is it as simple as array[1]=salary.calculateIncome or something around there?

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cout << "Enter Name:";
        getline (cin,  name );

        cout << "Enter Wage ( per hour ):";
        cin >> wage;

        cout << "Enter Hours Worked:";
        cin >> time;

        cout << "Enter Tips:";
        cin >> tips;

        broSalary.setName( name );
        broSalary.setWage( wage );
        broSalary.setTime( time );
        broSalary.setTips( tips );

        cout << "Income:" << broSalary.calculateIncome() << endl;
 

cout << "Enter Name:"; getline (cin, name ); cout << "Enter Wage ( per hour ):"; cin >> wage; cout << "Enter Hours Worked:"; cin >> time; cout << "Enter Tips:"; cin >> tips; broSalary.setName( name ); broSalary.setWage( wage ); broSalary.setTime( time ); broSalary.setTips( tips ); cout << "Income:" << broSalary.calculateIncome() << endl;