// Desks.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.
// Michael Otis - DMACC C++
// Chapter 6, Exercise 7

#include <stdafx.h>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;


int main()
{
    double woodCost, drawerCost, calc, usersDrawers(), usersWood(), calculations();
    char woods;
        char woodType();

    drawerCost = usersDrawers();
    woodCost = usersWood();
    woods = woodType();
    calc = calculations();

    cout << "The total of your desk is $" << calc << endl;

}
//Users Enters Number of Drawers
double usersDrawers()
{
    int draw, totalDrawers;

    cout << "How many drawers will you like in your desk? ";
    cin >> draw;

    return totalDrawers;
}

//User Enters Wood Type
int woodType()
{
    char woodType;

    cout << "What type of Wood will your desk be? " << endl;
    cout << "m for mahogony" << endl;
    cout << "o for oak" << endl;
    cout << "p for pine" << endl;
    cin >> woodType;
}
int usersWood()
{

    const int moh = 180;
    const int oak = 140;
    const int pine = 100;
    int wood;

        if (woodType == 'm' || woodType == 'm')
        wood = moh;
        {
    else
        }
        (woodType == 'o' || woodType == 'O');
        wood = oak;
        {
    else
        }
        wood = pine;
    return wood;
}
void calculations(int, char)
{
    int totalDrawers;
        char wood;
    int calc;
        calc = totalDrawers * wood;

        system("Pause");
}

// Desks.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.
// Michael Otis - DMACC C++
// Chapter 6, Exercise 7

#include <stdafx.h>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;


int main()
{
//declare methods outside main
    double woodCost, drawerCost, calc, usersDrawers(), usersWood(), calculations();
    char woods;
        char woodType();
//usersDrawers() supposed to return number of drawers not the cost.
//so use variable name something like drawerNum
    drawerCost = usersDrawers();
//following line is not needed this functionality is supposed to be done
//by calculations function
    woodCost = usersWood();
    woods = woodType();
//send drawerNum and wood to calculations like
//calculations(drawerNum,woods)
    calc = calculations();

    cout << "The total of your desk is $" << calc << endl;

}
//Users Enters Number of Drawers
double usersDrawers()
{
    int draw, totalDrawers;

    cout << "How many drawers will you like in your desk? ";
    cin >> draw;
//taking number in draw then return draw
    return totalDrawers;
}

//User Enters Wood Type
//woodType is of char so it should be char woodType()
int woodType()
{
    char woodType;

    cout << "What type of Wood will your desk be? " << endl;
    cout << "m for mahogony" << endl;
    cout << "o for oak" << endl;
    cout << "p for pine" << endl;
    cin >> woodType;
//return woodType from here
}
//Your assignment says this stuff should be done by one function so
//take this full logic to calculations function. just remove return
int usersWood()
{

    const int moh = 180;
    const int oak = 140;
    const int pine = 100;
    int wood;

        if (woodType == 'm' || woodType == 'm')
        wood = moh;
        {
    else
        }
        (woodType == 'o' || woodType == 'O');
        wood = oak;
        {
    else
        }
        wood = pine;
    return wood;
}
//prototype should have formal parameters names
// like int calculations(int drawNum, char wood)
void calculations(int, char)
{
//first two variables are now not needed. as you will have int wood of
//above function here
    int totalDrawers;
        char wood;
    int calc;
//this should be calc =(drawNum*30)+wood;
        calc = totalDrawers * wood;
//return the calc as assignments says to return it.    

}

// Wood.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.
// Michael Otis - DMACC C++
// Chapter 6, Exercise 7

#include <stdafx.h>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;


int main()
{
    int usersDrawers();
    int usersWood(char ws);
    double calculations(int Cost, int num);
    char woodType();
    double calc;
    int woodCost;
    char woods;
    int totalnum;

    totalnum = usersDrawers();
    woods = woodType();
    woodCost = usersWood(woods);
    calc = calculations(woodCost, totalnum);

    cout << "The total of your desk is $" << calc << endl;
}
//Users Enters Number of Drawers
int usersDrawers()
{
    int totalDrawers;

    cout << "How many drawers will you like in your desk? ";
    cin >> totalDrawers;

    return totalDrawers;
}

//User Enters Wood Type
char woodType()
{
    char Type;

    cout << "What type of Wood will your desk be? " << endl;
    cout << "m for mahogony" << endl;
    cout << "o for oak" << endl;
    cout << "p for pine" << endl;
    cin >> Type;

    return Type;
}
int usersWood(char ws)
{
    const int moh = 180;
    const int oak = 140;
    const int pine = 100;
    int wood;

    if (ws == 'M' || ws == 'm')
        wood = moh;
    if (ws== 'o' || ws == 'O')
        wood = oak;
    else
        wood = pine;
    
    return wood;
}
double calculations(int Cost, int num)
{
    
    double calc;
    
    calc = Cost * num;

    return calc;

}