Re: [Dev-C++] Error problems

You can use #include <iostream> without the ".h", but you have to
follow it somewhere with a "using namespace std;" statement. This
can be anywhere before you use any of the library function in iostream. The
use of the namespace statement is the new C++ standard
and is implemented in Dev C++. Note that only "using namespace std;"
statement is required in the program reguardless of how many #include
directives you use.

At 02:37 PM 6/27/01 +0700, you wrote:
>I try to correct them. ..
>
>1. I think the correct code is
>#include <iostream.h> not  #include <iostream>
>
>2. The prototype of: void getInput(string, float&); 
>is not match to function declaration:
>void getInput(string name, float salary) 
>Second parameter must be fixed to: float& salary
>
>3. The same problem also causes of different prototypes to declarations.
>The other prototypes of: 
>float calcFwt(float, float); 
>float calcFica(float, float); 
>float calcNetPay(float, float, float); 
>void displayInfo(string, float, float, float, float); 
>
>respectively are not match (type or number of parameters) to function
>declarations:
>float calcFwt(float salary, const float FWT_RATE, float fwtTax) 
>float calcFica(float &salary, const float FICA_RATE, float ficaTax) 
>float calcNetPay(float salary, float fwtTax, float ficaTax, float netPay) 
>void displayInfo(string &name, float salary, float fwtTax, float ficaTax, 
>float netPay) 
>
>If it's hard to make them consistent, dont make prototypes. Just put your
>functions before main().
>
>
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