So what the program is suppose to do is below. You will add one value-returning

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So what the program is suppose to do is below.

You will add one value-returning function to this source code. In the Word document, I have included void functions and reference parameters. Add a function called calculateSalary that will return a double and takes in two arguments %u2013 pHours and pWages (value parameters; make sure the data types match as in source code). Include the function prototype for this function. In the code, replace hours * wages with calculateSalary and pass the parameters necessary. Do not declare a variable called salary.

I am getting an error on line 209 saying expected unqualified id before { token on line 209 col 1 could someone help me fix this problem.

//header files

#include <iostream>

#include <fstream>

#include <iomanip>

#include <string>

#include <cstdlib>

using namespace std;

//Function prototypes

void message();

void printTitle(ofstream& outp);

void fileOpen(ifstream& inp, ofstream& outp);

void fileClose(ifstream& inp, ofstream& outp);

void readData(ifstream& inp, string& pName, int& pAge, string& pMF,

int& pHours, double& pWages);

double calculateSalary(int pHours, double pWages);

int main()

{

//declare file stream variables

ifstream inFile;

ofstream outFile;

//declare variables

string name, M_F;

int hours, age;

double wages;

  

fileOpen(inFile, outFile); //call file open function to open the input and output file.

if (inFile)

message(); //message sent to monitor

else //message if input file is not found

{

cout << "Cannot open file." << endl;

system("Pause");

return 1;

} //end if

//Setting the fixed format and two decimal places

outFile << fixed << showpoint << setprecision(2);

  

//call readData function to read the first line in input file

readData(inFile, name, age, M_F, hours, wages);

printTitle(outFile); //call printTitle function and print the headings in output file

//write the first processed information to output file.

outFile << left << setw(19) << name << setw(5) << age << setw(7) << M_F

<< setw(7) << right << hours << setw(7) << wages << setw(9)

<< calculateSalary(hours, wages);

while (!inFile.eof())

{

readData(inFile, name, age, M_F, hours, wages); //read all the data in input file and process the information

outFile << left << setw(20) << name << setw(5)<< age << setw(7) << M_F

<< setw(7) << right << hours << setw(7) << wages << setw(9)

<<calculateSalary(hours, wages); //write the test of the processed information to output file.

}//end while

outFile << endl;

fileClose(inFile, outFile); //call the file close function to close the input and output file.

system("Pause");

return 0;

} //end main

//Function Prints a message to the monitor explaining what the program does and what the name //of the output file is.

void message()

{

cout << "This program reads data from input file and calculates the wages "

<< "then writes it to an output file. The name, age, male/female, "

<< "hours worked and wages are in the input file. In addition to "

<< "writing this information, the salary is also written in the file. "

<< "Check the sample.out file for the report. " << endl;

}//end message

//Function prints the title in the output file

void printTitle(ofstream& outp)

{

outp << left << setw(20) << "Name" << setw(5)<<"Age" << setw(7) << "Male/"

<< setw(7) << "Hours" <<setw(7) << "Wages" << setw(9) << "Salary" << endl;

outp << right << setw(30) << "Female" << endl;

outp << "------------------------------------------------"

<< "----------------" << endl;

} // end printTitle

//Function to open the input file and output file

void fileOpen(ifstream& inp, ofstream& outp)

{

inp.open("sample.txt");

outp.open("sample.out");

}// end fileOpen

//Function to close the input file and output file

void fileClose(ifstream& inp, ofstream& outp)

{

inp.close();

outp.close();

} //end fileClose

//Function to read data from input file. Notice that the delimiting character for the string is #.

void readData(ifstream& inp, string& pName, int& pAge, string& pMF, int& pHours, double& pWages)

{

getline(inp, pName,'#'); //This can read a string with a space. (First name space last name is read here)

inp >> pAge;

getline(inp, pMF,'#');

inp >> pHours;

inp >> pWages;

} // end getData

// function to calculate salary...

double calculateSalary(int pHours, double pWages);

{

return static_cast<double> (pHours)*(pWages);

} // end of salary method.

Explanation / Answer

Hey , u have wrtten ; in definition of calculate salary last

double calculateSalary(int pHours, double pWages);

{

return static_cast<double> (pHours)*(pWages);

} //

So remove that ; from their

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