Ok so I am making a report for school in C++ and this is not working. There are no errors in the compiler and when I run it I can sort of make it work but it won't print the selection screen. What is wrong with this program? It is supposed to print selection screen, user inputs box number, put 1 for correct or 0 for wrong(I have an answer sheet), then input the teams score to the score of the team, input 0 for box number to go on to the next round, same concept, enter 0 to end.I have not actually finished the program but would like this to work. Note this is split into many parts.
I would be surprised if you get a response. You basically spammed the forum with white space. I would recommend you clean up your post so that it's a little bit shorter, because even though I'm responding to tell you this, I'm not going to read through this program to figure out what's irritating you about it.
You need to learn about arrays.
I'm gonna tell you upfront that these ~1500 lines of code can probably be condensed to 50 lines or less.
Edit: I see you're actually using arrays. In that case you just need to think things through before you start. Make sure you know how to use functions and loops properly. Note that repeated code duplication (possibly with minor variations) is almost always an indicator that you did something wrong.
Sorry I can't answer your question because it is a lot of code, you can easily turn those boxes of yours into arrays though to shorten it up, and try using switch functions instead of if/else for the resp and the boxes. That right there will shorten this up real nice and make it a lot easier to read.
Best way to find your problem, look where it happens in the program(what line of code) and see what steps the program takes to get there. Follow the order of the program and you will eventually find your error.
I didn't read it all either, but I see part of the problem. Since it is a school project, I'll point you in the right direction but let you find the answer.
You should go read about assignment operators and relational expressions. One of your errors relates to these concepts and occurs at the line containing "if (fj=0) {". This is a very common beginner mistake and we've all made it before.
Also, take the suggestions others have made seriously. This program needs a lot of cleanup. If you don't already have one, consider working through a primer book. I'd suggest the "C++ Primer Plus" by Stephan Prata as a possibility.