I wants to input a list of day temperatures and count the number of days with
temperatures above 20 degrees. The C++ program below is supposed to do this and display the result. A temperature of -100 indicates the end of the data.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main( )
{
float temp;
int nrAbove;
// initialize
nrAbove = 0;
cout << "Temperature of first day (-100 for end of input): ";
cin >> temp;
30
// loop
while (temp > -100)
{
if (temp > 20) // temperature above 20 degrees?
nrAbove++;
} // end of while loop
// results
cout << "Number of days with temperature above 20 degrees C is ";
cout << nrAbove << endl;
return 0;
}


Thanks for taking time to look at this.

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Please tell us what kind of problem you need help with. We can't offer anything more than general advice if you don't specify what's wrong with your code.

I guess it will always show 0 or 1, because you can only enter 1 input. If you want to get more inputs, you should put this: cin >> temp; inside your while loop.

These are the error’s I am experiencing once I compile.

[Warning] In function `int main()':

expected `;' before "while"

Maybe because you have "30" in your code?

If you don't need it get rid of it, else put a ; on end of 30

I guess it will always show 0 or 1, because you can only enter 1 input. If you want to get more inputs, you should put this: cin >> temp; inside your while loop.

i added the following code : cin >> temp; inside your while loop.
And i am getting these errors once I compile.

[Warning] In function `int main()':

[Warning] In function `int main()':

Thanks for taking the time to look at my problem.

// How many days with temperature above 20 degrees C?

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main( )
{
float temp;
int nrAbove;
// initialize
nrAbove = 0;
cout << "Temperature of first day (-100 for end of input): ";
cin >> temp;
30
// loop
while (temp > -100)
{
if (temp > 20) // temperature above 20 degrees?
cin >> temp;
nrAbove++;
} // end of while loop
// results
cout << "Number of days with temperature above 20 degrees C is ";
cout << nrAbove << endl;
return 0;
}

-remove the ' 30 ' in your code.
-swap lines:cin >> temp; and nrAbove++;

Thanks people.

Narue
niek_e
Black Magic

It’s working well!

Complete code appears below.

// How many days with temperature above 20 degrees C?
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main( )
{
float temp;
int nrAbove;
// initialize
nrAbove = 0;
cout << "Temperature of first day (-100 for end of input): ";
cin >> temp;
30;
// loop
while (temp > -100)
{
if (temp > 20) // temperature above 20 degrees?
cin >> temp;
nrAbove++;
} // end of while loop
// results
cout << "Number of days with temperature above 20 degrees C is ";
cout << nrAbove << endl;
return 0;
}

Nice to see it working.
So jw, but was it homework or just boredom :)?

remove the ' 30 ' in your code.
swap lines:cin >> temp; and nrAbove++;

Thanks I was about to post the following.

"Sorry guys I when I run the program it work's, when I try again it doesn't, it sorts of freeze's."

Now it works better.

Complete code appears below.

// How many days with temperature above 20 degrees C?
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main( )
{
float temp;
int nrAbove;
// initialize
nrAbove = 0;
cout << "Temperature of first day (-100 for end of input): ";
cin >> temp;
// loop
while (temp > -100)
{
if (temp > 20) // temperature above 20 degrees?
nrAbove++;
cin >> temp;
} // end of while loop
// results
cout << "Number of days with temperature above 20 degrees C is ";
cout << nrAbove << endl;
return 0;
}
commented: How many times are you going to ignore "code tags" links? -3

Even though its solved here's a solution:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    float temp = 0;
    int countDays = 0;

    while(temp > -100)
    {
               cout << "Temperature of first day (-100 for end of input): ";
               cin >> temp;
               if(temp > 20)
               {
                       countDays++;
               }
               else
               {
               }
    }

    cout << "Number of days with temperature above 20 degrees C is " << countDays << endl;
    system("PAUSE");
    return 0;
}
commented: A code tag demerit for you as well. -3
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