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Okay, so I have little program I made, which asks user for inputs, and then adds, subtracts and etc. But somehow, it doesn't work right. It must use x and y inputs for each function, but it seems like it uses outputs from previous instead. Here's a code: Main: <pre><code>// ======================================================================== // NumberProject.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application. // ======================================================================== // ================== #include "stdafx.h" #include <iostream> // ================== // ================ // Class Inclusions // ================== #include "Number.h" // ================== // ==================== using namespace std; // ==================== void Banner(); // ============= int main( ) { // ================================ // Variable and Object Declarations // ============ char answer; bool goAgain = true; int integerValue; Number x; Number y; Banner(); // ========= // User loop // =================== while ( goAgain ) { cout << "Enter an integer: "; cin >> integerValue; x.Set( integerValue ); cout << "Enter an integer: "; cin >> integerValue; y.Set( integerValue ); cout << endl; // Addition x.Add( y ); cout << "Addition: "; x.Output( ); // Subtraction x.Subtract( y ); cout << "Subtraction: "; x.Output( ); // Multiplication x.Multiply( y ); cout << "Multiplication: "; x.Output( ); // Division x.Divide( y ); cout << "Division: "; x.Output( ); // =========================== // User loop termination code. // ==================================================== cout << "Would you like go again continue? (y/n)" << endl; cin >> answer; if ( answer == 'n' ) goAgain = false; // ==================== } // while // ========== return 0; } // Function main( ) // ===================== void Banner() { cout << "====================================" << endl; cout << " Welcome to the Number Project " << endl; cout << "====================================" << endl; cout << endl; } // ================================================================ </code></pre> Number.cpp: <pre><code>// ================== #include "StdAfx.h" #include "math.h" // Needed for sqrt and pow. #include <string> #include <iostream> // ================== // ================ // Class Inclusions // ================== #include "Number.h" // ================== // ==================== using namespace std; // ==================== Number::Number( void ) { number = 0; } Number::Number( int integerValue ) { number = integerValue; } Number::~Number( void ) { } int Number::Get( ) { return number; } void Number::Set( int integerValue ) { number = integerValue; } void Number::Output( ) { cout << number << endl; cout << endl; } void Number::Add( Number otherNumber ) { number = number + otherNumber.Get(); } void Number::Subtract( Number otherNumber ) { number = number - otherNumber.Get(); } void Number::Multiply( Number otherNumber ) { number = number * otherNumber.Get(); } void Number::Divide( Number otherNumber ) { number = number / otherNumber.Get(); } // ================================================= </code></pre> Number.h: <pre><code>// =========== #pragma once // =========== // ============== class Number { public: // ============ // Constructors // =============== Number( void ); Number( int ); // ============== // ========== // Destructor // =============== ~Number( void ); int Number::Get( ); // Accessor void Number::Set( int ); // Mutator void Number::Output(); void Number::Add( Number ); void Number::Subtract( Number ); void Number::Multiply( Number ); void Number::Divide( Number ); // =========================== private: int number; }; </code></pre> Example output: <pre><code>==================================== Welcome to the Number Project =================================== Enter an integer: 2 Enter an integer: 3 Addition: 5 Subtraction: 2 Multiplication: 6 Division: 2 Would you like go again continue? (y/n) </code></pre> Please help?
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