for, if,

if (hours<=40) you never set total;

CoolMoDee schrieb:
>
> My Problem is this....i run this program, i run it with a rate of 10 dollars
> and hour with 22 hours of work for a total of $220. Well i have an if statment
> saying
>
> if(total > 201 && total < 321)
>
> it is supposed to go in to the 5% tax range, but it still goes into the 0%
> tax range. I dont know why it does this.. please look @ the code and tell
> me what is wrong..... Thanx A Lot CoolMoDee
>
> #include <iostream>
>
> int main()
> {
> int core, hours;
> double rate, rate1, ot, x, total, totaltax;
> cout<<"Please enter your rate an hour: \n";
> cin>>rate;
> cout<<"How many hours did you work?";
> cin>>hours;
> cout<<setiosflags(ios::fixed|ios::showpoint)<< setprecision(
> 2 );
> if(hours >40)
> {
> x = hours - 40;
> rate1 = rate * 40;
> ot = x * (rate * 1.5);
> total = rate1 + ot;
> cout<<"You made " <<rate1 <<" at time and " <<ot
> <<" at time and a half." <<endl;
> cout<<"\n That is a total of " <<total <<" before
> taxes\n";
> }
> if(hours <= 40)
> {
> rate1 = rate * hours;
> cout<<"You made " <<rate1 <<" at time before taxes.";
>
> }
> double totaltaxf, totaltaxsevenfive, totaltaxten,
> totaltax1threefive, totaltaxonesix;
> if(total < 201)
> {
> cout<<"Taxes are 0% You get to
> take home " <<rate1 <<" .\n" <<endl;
> goto relog;
> }
> cout<<setiosflags(ios::fixed|ios::showpoint)<< setprecision(
> 2 );
> if(total > 201 && total < 321)
> {
> totaltaxf = total - (total * .05);
> cout<<"Taxes are 5% " <<totaltaxf <<" .\n"
> <<endl;
> }
> return 0;
> }
> }