Of course!

Moving this statement should do the job " cout << "The highest grade from test " << test + 1 << " is a " << highest << "%. \n";, correct?

Thank you so so so much rstiltskin for all your help

If I move it inside the if statement, it does not show up at all

It seems like whenever I enter a 99% the highest grades for all tests become a 99, otherwise the code seems to work.. Any ideas why?

Nevermind, the code is off ):

OUTPUT:

Enter 4 test scores for each student.

Student #1
-----------
Enter grade for test number 1: 42
Enter grade for test number 2: 12
Enter grade for test number 3: 52
Enter grade for test number 4: 63

Student #2
-----------
Enter grade for test number 1: 65
Enter grade for test number 2: 21
Enter grade for test number 3: 45
Enter grade for test number 4: 25

Student #3
-----------
Enter grade for test number 1: 21
Enter grade for test number 2: 66
Enter grade for test number 3: 54
Enter grade for test number 4: 58

Total from all tests is a 524%.
Press enter to continue.

Average of all tests is a 43.6667%.
Press enter to continue.

The class average for test 1 is a 42.6667%.
The class average for test 2 is a 33%.
The class average for test 3 is a 50.3333%.
The class average for test 4 is a 48.6667%.
Press enter to continue.

The average for student 1 is a 42.25%.
The average for student 2 is a 39%.
The average for student 3 is a 49.75%.
Press enter to continue.

The highest test score is a 66%.
Press enter to continue.

The highest grade from test 1 is a 65%.
The highest grade from test 2 is a 66%.
The highest grade from test 3 is a 66%.
The highest grade from test 4 is a 66%.
Press enter to continue.

So, here's my code and an example output. The code is working for the 1st 3 tests, but the 4th one is not being calculated right. Thanks for your help!

void getHighestofEachTest (double st [s] [t])
{
	double highest = 0;

	for ( int test = 0; test < t ; test ++)
	{
		for (int student = 0; student < s; student ++)
		{
			 if ( highest < st [student] [test] )
			 {
				 highest = st [student] [test]; 
			 }
		}
		cout << "The highest grade from test " << test + 1 << " is  a " << highest << "%. \n";
	}

	cout << "Press enter to continue. \n";
	cin.get();
}

Enter 4 test scores for each student.

Student #1
-----------
Enter grade for test number 1: 78
Enter grade for test number 2: 89
Enter grade for test number 3: 54
Enter grade for test number 4: 38

Student #2
-----------
Enter grade for test number 1: 65
Enter grade for test number 2: 78
Enter grade for test number 3: 85
Enter grade for test number 4: 66

Student #3
-----------
Enter grade for test number 1: 33
Enter grade for test number 2: 35
Enter grade for test number 3: 99
Enter grade for test number 4: 56

Total from all tests is a 776%.
Press enter to continue.

Average of all tests is a 64.6667%.
Press enter to continue.

The class average for test 1 is  a 58.6667%.
The class average for test 2 is  a 67.3333%.
The class average for test 3 is  a 79.3333%.
The class average for test 4 is  a 53.3333%.
Press enter to continue.

The average for student 1 is  a 64.75%.
The average for student 2 is  a 73.5%.
The average for student 3 is  a 55.75%.
Press enter to continue.

The highest test score is a 99%.
Press enter to continue.

The highest grade from test 1 is  a 78%.
The highest grade from test 2 is  a 89%.
The highest grade from test 3 is  a 99%.
The highest grade from test 4 is  a 99%.
Press enter to continue.

So something like this?

void getHighestofEachTest (double st [s] [t])
{
	double highest;

	for ( int test = 0; test < t ; test ++)
	{
		highest = 0;
		int student = 0;
		
		if ( st [student] [test] > highest )
		{
			highest = st [student] [test];
		}
		
		cout << "The highest grade from test " << test + 1 << " is  a " << highest << "%. \n";
	}

	cout << "Press enter to continue. \n";
	cin.get();
}

It's still not calculating right, though.
I know it's probably something really simple.