Upvoted Posts by GDICommander

What are you trying to do with the Salary method of SalesReport? You want to modify the array passed as a parameter? Or you want to compute a total salary from the sales received? If you want to modify the array passed as a parameter, you're doing it with the code you already have...

Maybe you want to do this instead:

int SalesReport::Salary(int sales[])
{
    int arraysize = sizeof(sales);
    int i = 0;

    int total = 0;

    while (i <= arraysize)
    {
        total += (sales[i]* .09) + 200;
        i++;
    }

    return total;
}

...and the type conversion error will banish. For you information, sales is an "int array" (int[]) and you try to return an "int", so there is an incompatibility. Maybe you want to return the array (a pointer on it - int*), but I doubt that this is what you want.

For the "illegal elses", you need to put i++ at the same indent level of each line that follows "if" and "else if". But I suggest that you use a for loop and place the i increment inside, so you won't need to put i++ for each condition:

for (int i = 0; i <= arraysize; i++)
{
  //Do your conditions.
}

And for cout and endl, they belong to the std namespace, so you need to write std::cout and std::endl OR put at the beginning of your code:

using namespace std;

Hope this helps with your understanding of C++!