Could someone tell me if my code is right. It isn't long. Thanks

[compone87]

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

Struct studenttype{
string firstname;
string lastname;
unsigned studentnumber;
unsigned numberofunits;
unsigned gradepoints;
};

void output(const studenttype & student_info);
void takeclass(studenttype & student, int unitstaken, char grade);


int main (){
studenttype studentone = {"John", "Smith", 123456789, 0, 0 };
studenttype studenttwo = {"Mary", "Jones", 123456790, 6, 24};

output(studentone);
output(studenttwo);

takeclass(studentone, 3, 'A');
takeclass(studenttwo, 4, 'B');
}

void output(const studenttype & student_info){
cout << student_info.firstname << student_info.lastname << ", #" << student_info.studentnumber << ": " << student_info.numberofunits
<< " units and " << student_info.gradepoints << " grade points" <<endl;
}

void takeclass(studenttype & student, int unitstaken, char grade){
switch(grade)
{
case 'A':
student.gradepoints = student.gradepoints + (unitstaken * 4);
break;
case 'B':
student.gradepoints = student.gradepoints + (unitstaken * 3);
break;
case 'C':
student.gradepoints = student.gradepoints + (unitstaken * 2);
break;
case 'D':
student.gradepoints = student.gradepoints + (unitstaken * 1);
break;
case 'F':
student.gradepoints = student.gradepoints + (unitstaken * 0);
break;
default:
count << grade << " is not a valid letter grade" << endl;
return;
}
student.numberofunits = student.numberofunits + unitstaken;
}

[chrisname]

No! But I can tell you how to use code tags! When you go to type a new post, look to the right. You will see a button with a # on it, directly under the word "Format:". If you click it, inside the text box, [code][/code] will appear. If you click in between ] and [ and paste your code in there, I will bother to read it.

[jsmith]

It looks okay, but code verification usually involves actively running the program.
Do it do the right thing when you run it?

[compone87]

i get like 50 errors. All i want to do is print to the screen student1's and student2's info to the using the output function. Then update the their info. with the takeclass function.

[NGen]

Well, for one, the struct keyword is lowercase, not uppercase.

As for your other errors, try copying and pasting them here so we can see.

[compone87]

lol. That got rid of all my errors. As you can see , i'm a newbie. thank you so much Ngen. Thanks goes out to chrisname and jsmith as well.