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I really need constructive criticism on my first project, although small and simple, I need someone with experience to judge my first project to let me know what I have to work on, you don't need to reply but it would be helpful. I recently started learning C++ using resources like Solo Learn and Bucky's tutorials on YouTube hoping to eventually gain enough experience to find a job in software development. Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.




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



// addition function
int calc_sum(){
double x;
double y;
cout << "enter two numbers to get a sum" <<endl;
cin >> x >> y;
double sum = x+y;
cout <<"The sum is "<< sum <<"."<<endl;

}
// multiplication function
int calc_pro(){
double a;
double b;
cout<<"enter two numbers to find the product"<<endl;
cin>> a >> b;
double product = a * b;
cout<< "The product is "<< product <<"."<<endl;

}
// division function
int calc_div(){
double x;
double y;
cout<< "enter two numbers to divide."<<endl;
cin>> x >> y;
double div = x/y;
cout << "The quotient is "<< div <<"." <<endl;
}
// Subtraction function
int calc_sub() {
double a;
double b;
cout<< "Enter two numbers to subtract."<< endl;
cin>> a >> b;
double diff = a-b;
cout<< "The difference is "<< diff <<endl;

}

//core function

void core2(){
string choice;
cout<<"Would you like to multiply, divide, add, or subtract? (typer in lowercase)"<<endl;
cin>>choice;

if(choice=="add"){
calc_sum();
core2();
}
else if(choice=="subtract"){
calc_sub();
core2();
}
else if(choice=="multiply"){
calc_pro();
core2();
}
else if(choice=="divide"){
calc_div();
core2();
}
else{
cout<<"USER ERROR"<<endl<< "you typed in something wrong, try again."<<endl;
core2();
}
}







int main(){


core2();



}









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    Hello people of stack overflow.



    I really need constructive criticism on my first project, although small and simple, I need someone with experience to judge my first project to let me know what I have to work on, you don't need to reply but it would be helpful. I recently started learning C++ using resources like Solo Learn and Bucky's tutorials on YouTube hoping to eventually gain enough experience to find a job in software development. Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.




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



    // addition function
    int calc_sum(){
    double x;
    double y;
    cout << "enter two numbers to get a sum" <<endl;
    cin >> x >> y;
    double sum = x+y;
    cout <<"The sum is "<< sum <<"."<<endl;

    }
    // multiplication function
    int calc_pro(){
    double a;
    double b;
    cout<<"enter two numbers to find the product"<<endl;
    cin>> a >> b;
    double product = a * b;
    cout<< "The product is "<< product <<"."<<endl;

    }
    // division function
    int calc_div(){
    double x;
    double y;
    cout<< "enter two numbers to divide."<<endl;
    cin>> x >> y;
    double div = x/y;
    cout << "The quotient is "<< div <<"." <<endl;
    }
    // Subtraction function
    int calc_sub() {
    double a;
    double b;
    cout<< "Enter two numbers to subtract."<< endl;
    cin>> a >> b;
    double diff = a-b;
    cout<< "The difference is "<< diff <<endl;

    }

    //core function

    void core2(){
    string choice;
    cout<<"Would you like to multiply, divide, add, or subtract? (typer in lowercase)"<<endl;
    cin>>choice;

    if(choice=="add"){
    calc_sum();
    core2();
    }
    else if(choice=="subtract"){
    calc_sub();
    core2();
    }
    else if(choice=="multiply"){
    calc_pro();
    core2();
    }
    else if(choice=="divide"){
    calc_div();
    core2();
    }
    else{
    cout<<"USER ERROR"<<endl<< "you typed in something wrong, try again."<<endl;
    core2();
    }
    }







    int main(){


    core2();



    }









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      I really need constructive criticism on my first project, although small and simple, I need someone with experience to judge my first project to let me know what I have to work on, you don't need to reply but it would be helpful. I recently started learning C++ using resources like Solo Learn and Bucky's tutorials on YouTube hoping to eventually gain enough experience to find a job in software development. Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.




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



      // addition function
      int calc_sum(){
      double x;
      double y;
      cout << "enter two numbers to get a sum" <<endl;
      cin >> x >> y;
      double sum = x+y;
      cout <<"The sum is "<< sum <<"."<<endl;

      }
      // multiplication function
      int calc_pro(){
      double a;
      double b;
      cout<<"enter two numbers to find the product"<<endl;
      cin>> a >> b;
      double product = a * b;
      cout<< "The product is "<< product <<"."<<endl;

      }
      // division function
      int calc_div(){
      double x;
      double y;
      cout<< "enter two numbers to divide."<<endl;
      cin>> x >> y;
      double div = x/y;
      cout << "The quotient is "<< div <<"." <<endl;
      }
      // Subtraction function
      int calc_sub() {
      double a;
      double b;
      cout<< "Enter two numbers to subtract."<< endl;
      cin>> a >> b;
      double diff = a-b;
      cout<< "The difference is "<< diff <<endl;

      }

      //core function

      void core2(){
      string choice;
      cout<<"Would you like to multiply, divide, add, or subtract? (typer in lowercase)"<<endl;
      cin>>choice;

      if(choice=="add"){
      calc_sum();
      core2();
      }
      else if(choice=="subtract"){
      calc_sub();
      core2();
      }
      else if(choice=="multiply"){
      calc_pro();
      core2();
      }
      else if(choice=="divide"){
      calc_div();
      core2();
      }
      else{
      cout<<"USER ERROR"<<endl<< "you typed in something wrong, try again."<<endl;
      core2();
      }
      }







      int main(){


      core2();



      }









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      I really need constructive criticism on my first project, although small and simple, I need someone with experience to judge my first project to let me know what I have to work on, you don't need to reply but it would be helpful. I recently started learning C++ using resources like Solo Learn and Bucky's tutorials on YouTube hoping to eventually gain enough experience to find a job in software development. Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.




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



      // addition function
      int calc_sum(){
      double x;
      double y;
      cout << "enter two numbers to get a sum" <<endl;
      cin >> x >> y;
      double sum = x+y;
      cout <<"The sum is "<< sum <<"."<<endl;

      }
      // multiplication function
      int calc_pro(){
      double a;
      double b;
      cout<<"enter two numbers to find the product"<<endl;
      cin>> a >> b;
      double product = a * b;
      cout<< "The product is "<< product <<"."<<endl;

      }
      // division function
      int calc_div(){
      double x;
      double y;
      cout<< "enter two numbers to divide."<<endl;
      cin>> x >> y;
      double div = x/y;
      cout << "The quotient is "<< div <<"." <<endl;
      }
      // Subtraction function
      int calc_sub() {
      double a;
      double b;
      cout<< "Enter two numbers to subtract."<< endl;
      cin>> a >> b;
      double diff = a-b;
      cout<< "The difference is "<< diff <<endl;

      }

      //core function

      void core2(){
      string choice;
      cout<<"Would you like to multiply, divide, add, or subtract? (typer in lowercase)"<<endl;
      cin>>choice;

      if(choice=="add"){
      calc_sum();
      core2();
      }
      else if(choice=="subtract"){
      calc_sub();
      core2();
      }
      else if(choice=="multiply"){
      calc_pro();
      core2();
      }
      else if(choice=="divide"){
      calc_div();
      core2();
      }
      else{
      cout<<"USER ERROR"<<endl<< "you typed in something wrong, try again."<<endl;
      core2();
      }
      }







      int main(){


      core2();



      }







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