This compiles with no problem, but my calcCost function returns jibberish. I’ve tried many different combinations and I know it’s something simple. If I change my calcCost function to void and cout totalCost, it works fine, But I need the return value for another class (Order) that I need to add as soon as I (we) figure this problem out.
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;
class Pizza
{
public:
Pizza();
char getCrust();
char getSize();
int getPepperoni();
int getCheese();
const void output();
const void orderOutput();
double calcCost(Pizza& custPizza);
private:
char custCrust;
char custSize;
int pepperoni;
int cheese;
double totalCost;
};
/*class Order
{
public:
Order();
const double calcCost(const Order& custPizza);
private:
Pizza order1;
double totalCost;
};*/
int main()
{
Pizza custPizza;
//Order order1;
//char newOrder;
custPizza.getCrust();
custPizza.getSize();
custPizza.getPepperoni();
custPizza.getCheese();
custPizza.calcCost(custPizza);
/*cout << "the total cost of your pizza is \n";
custPizza.calcCost();*/
custPizza.output();
custPizza.orderOutput();
cout << endl;
cout << endl;
return 0;
}
Pizza::Pizza(){}
//Order::Order() : order1(Pizza()){}
char Pizza::getCrust()
{
cout << endl;
cout << "Welcome to Nick's Pizza.\n";
cout << "What type of crust would you like?\n"
<< "'P' pan, 'D' deep dish, 'H' hand tossed.\n";
cin >> custCrust;
return custCrust;
}
char Pizza::getSize()
{
cout << endl;
cout << "What size would you like?\n"
<< "'S' small, 'M' medium, 'L' large.\n";
cin >> custSize;
return custSize;
}
int Pizza::getPepperoni()
{
cout << endl;
char custPep;
cout << "Would you like pepperoni? (y/n) \n";
cin >> custPep;
if (custPep == 'y' || custPep == 'Y')
cout << "How many orders of pepperoni would you like?\n";
cin >> pepperoni;
return pepperoni;
}
int Pizza::getCheese()
{
cout << endl;
char custCh;
cout << "Would you like cheese? (y/n) \n";
cin >> custCh;
if (custCh == 'y' || custCh == 'Y')
cout << "How many orders of cheese would you like?\n";
cin >> cheese;
return cheese;
}
const void Pizza::output()
{
cout << endl;
cout << custCrust;
cout << endl << endl;
cout << custSize;
cout << endl << endl;
cout << pepperoni;
cout << endl << endl;
cout << cheese;
cout << endl << endl;
cout << totalCost;
cout << endl << endl;
}
const void Pizza::orderOutput()
{
cout << totalCost;
}
double Pizza::calcCost(Pizza& custPizza)
{
int toppings = 2;
int costOfTop;
int totalCost = 0;
int costOfPizza = 0;
if (custCrust == 'P' && custSize == 'S')
costOfPizza = 10;
/*else if (custCrust == 'P' && custSize == 'M')
costOfPizza = 14;
else if (custCrust == 'P' && custSize == 'L')
costOfPizza = 17;
else if (custCrust == 'D' && custSize == 'S')
costOfPizza = 10;
else if (custCrust == 'D' && custSize == 'M')
costOfPizza = 14;
else if (custCrust == 'D' && custSize == 'L')
costOfPizza = 17;
else if (custCrust == 'H' && custSize == 'S')
costOfPizza = 10;
else if (custCrust == 'H' && custSize== 'M')
costOfPizza = 14;
else if(custCrust == 'H' && custSize == 'L')
costOfPizza = 17;*/
costOfTop = (custPizza.pepperoni + custPizza.cheese) * toppings; // the cost of all toppings
totalCost = costOfPizza + costOfTop;
return totalCost;
}Output:
Welcome to Nick's Pizza.
What type of crust would you like?
'P' pan, 'D' deep dish, 'H' hand tossed.
P
What size would you like?
'S' small, 'M' medium, 'L' large.
S
Would you like pepperoni? (y/n)
y
How many orders of pepperoni would you like?
2
Would you like cheese? (y/n)
y
How many orders of cheese would you like?
2
P
S
2
2 //I put the preceding output just to see what’s going on.
-9.25596e+061
-9.25596e+061
Press any key to continue . . .
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I commented out most of the function, but I get the same results with the whole function too. I guess I’m getting leftover memory, but why?
