I had to turn it in unfortunately I will take a look at it tomorrow though so I can say I finished it.

Ehhh, I've run into more problems. I'm stuck on the GetTotalWages function. I have to find the average wage which is (total/count), so either count or total is incorrect. Here is my code for that function.

EDIT: I now see that I have "double totalWages = 0;" How can I initialize that without it being a pass by reference?

Prototype:

double GetTotalWages(double employeeWages[], int);

Function Definition:

/*  TODO (STEP 2):  Define GetTotalWages function

    Function to find the sum of wages for employees.

    Parameters:
        in: empWages    array containing wages type double
        in: count       integer count of how many array elements to sum
    Precondition:
        empWages contains values for employees who have been assigned wages.
        count is >= 0 AND <= size of array
    Postcondition:
        returns a double value for sum of count wages
*/
	double GetTotalWages(double employeeWages[], int count)
	{
		double totalWages = 0;

		for(count = 0; count <= 5; count++)
		{
			totalWages += employeeWages[count];
		}

		return totalWages;
	}

My sad output />

Enter wages for employee 1001: 10

Another (y or n): y
Enter wages for employee 1002: 20.50

Another (y or n): y
Enter wages for employee 1003: 15.25

Another (y or n): y
Enter wages for employee 1004: 24.10

Another (y or n): y
Enter wages for employee 1005: 9.95

ID Wage

Average Wage: 0.00

Largest wage found is $0.00
Smallest wage found is for employee 1001: $-925596313493178300000000000000000000
00000000000000000000000000.00

End Program - Press any key to continue . . .

It's okay! I'm at work now, so I'll take a look at your suggestion when I get home. Thanks in advance!

Yes, I can see how that works, but I'm not sure that helps my situation. I have to make the program display the ID number for each employee when I enter their wage

Like so:

/*Enter wages for employee 1001: 10

Another (y or n): y
Enter wages for employee 1002: 20.50

Another (y or n): y
Enter wages for employee 1003: 15.25

Another (y or n): y
Enter wages for employee 1004: 24.10

Another (y or n): y
Enter wages for employee 1005: 9.95*/

How can I get the function to print the employee ID without referencing which position in the parameter? This is where I'm confused.