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I am trying and I don't know what to do. Attached is a aprogram and I don't know what is going wrong. :sad:

//Amanda Richardson
//Cell Phone Bill
//Due 2-18-05

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    char plan;
    int weekday, weekend, text, overage_a, over_a, over_b, over_texta; 
    double over_day, over_enda, over_endb, over_texa, over_texb, total, grand_total;
    const double TAX=.03, BASE_PRICEA=39.95, BASE_PRICEB=19.95
    
    cout << "Plan 'A' or 'B': " << endl;
    cin >> plan;
    if (plan == 'A')
    
         BASE_PRICEA;
         
    else 
    
         BASE_PRICEB;
         
    cout << "Enter the number of weekday minutes used: ";
    cin >> weekday;
    overage_a = 250 - weekday;
    over_day = overage_a * -0.25
    minutes_day = weekday * 0.30
    if (plan == 'B')
    cout << "Your Weekday minutes will cost:  $" << minutes_day << endl;
    else if (plan == 'A' && weekday > 250)
             cout << "Went over weekday minutes by:" << overage_a << "minutes" << endl;
             cout << "This will cost and extra: $" << over_day << endl;
             else (plan == 'A' && weekday < 250)
             cout << "No weekday overages" << endl;
             
    cout << "Enter the number of weeken minutes used:";
    cin >> weekend;
    over_a = 1000 - weekend;
    over_b = 200 - weekend;
    over_enda = over_a * -0.15;
    over_endb = over_b * -0.30;
    if (plan == 'B'&& weekend <= 200)
    {
    cout << "You did not go over yor weekend minutes" << endl;
    }
    else (plan == 'B' && weekend > 200)
    {
    cout << "You went over your weekend minutes by: " << over_b << "minutes" << endl;
    cout << "This will cost you $" << over_endb << endl;
    }
    if (plan == 'A' && weekend <= 1000)
    {
    cout << "You did not go over your weekend minutes" << endl;
    }
    else (plan == 'A' && weekend > 1000)
    {
    cout << "You went over your weekend minutes by: " ,, over_a << "minutes" << endl;
    cout << "This will cost you $ " << over_enda << endl;
    }
    
    cout << "Enter the number of text messages used:";
    cin << text;
    over_texta = 250 - text;
    over_texa = over_texta * -0.10;
    over_texb = text * 0.15;
    if (plan == 'B')
    cout << "Your text messasges cost: $" << over_texb << endl;
    else if (plan == 'A' && text <= 250)
    cout << "You did not go over your text minutes" << endl;
    else (plan == 'A' && text > 250)
    cout << "You went over your text messages by: " << over_texta << endl;
    cout << "This will cost you: $" << over_texb << endl;
    
    total = (BASE_PRICEA || BASE_PRICEB) + (overage_day || minutes_day) + (over_enda || over_endb) + (over_texa || over_texb);
    tax = total * TAX
    grand_total = total + tax
    
    cout << "Total: $" << total << endl;
    cout << "Tax: $" << tax << endl;
    cout << "Your Grand Total: $" << grand_total << endl;
    system("pause");
    return 0;
}
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How do you know it's not doing something right? I'm not going to download an attached file with such an uninteresting name just to hunt down a mystery "it doesn't work" error. Be VERY specific about what your program should do, what you think it's doing, and what it's actually doing.

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My program is suppose to tell you the cost of your phone bill. We are just learning if/else statements. Every time a I put a number in, it will cout both the if and the else statement and becaue of this, I get the wrong total for the bill.

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I'm still not going to download an attached file. But since, you double posted this, someone else was kind enough to answer your question in the other thread.

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