void GasPump::dispense()
{
bool cont = true;
char stop;
do{
cout << "Press any key, or enter to dispense.\n"
<< "Or press 0 to stop: \n";
cin.get(stop);
gasDispensed = gasDispensed + gasDispensedPerCycle;
charges = costPerGallon*gasDispensed;
displayGasNCharges();
if(stop == 0)
cont = false;
} while(cont);
}
Doing an assignment, this is my first program to write with objects so bear with me. I just can't get the output of this code to turn out right. I need a way to get out of the loop, and what I'm using just isn't working. Any suggestions, hints or tips?
Try comparing stop to the zero char.
stop == '0'
Also you can simplify your code by doing this.
void GasPump::dispense()
{
char stop;
do {
cout << "Press any key, or enter to dispense.\n"
<< "Or press 0 to stop: \n";
cin.get(stop);
gasDispensed = gasDispensed + gasDispensedPerCycle;
charges = costPerGallon*gasDispensed;
displayGasNCharges();
} while (stop != '0');
}