Menu using Switch

[DS9596]

So far I have this but I need to use switch statements to make age< certain numbers for each age group.

#include <iostream> 
#include <iomanip> 
#include <string>

using namespace std;

const float CHILDREN_MALE=50.00;
const float CHILDREN_FEMALE=55.00;
const float TEENAGERS_MALE=150.00;
const float TEENAGERS_FEMALE=155.00;
const float ADULTS_MALE=275.00;
const float ADULTS_FEMALE=250.00;

int main()
{
    int Age, name;
    float Mcost=0.0;
    float total=0.0; 
    char Gender;
    cout << fixed << showpoint << setprecision (2);

    //Display Menu
    cout << "-------------Fullerton Health Club--------------" << endl;
    cout << "Children (Age 1-12) " << endl;
    cout << setfill ('.');
    cout << left << setw(15) << "\tMale" << right << setw(6) << CHILDREN_MALE << endl; 
    cout << left << setw(15) << "\tFemale" << right << setw(6) << CHILDREN_FEMALE << endl; 
    cout << "Teenagers (Age 13-19)" << endl;
    cout << left << setw(15) << "\tMale" << right << setw(6) << TEENAGERS_MALE << endl;
    cout << left << setw(15) << "\tFemale" << right << setw(6) << TEENAGERS_FEMALE << endl;
    cout << "Adults (Age > 19)" << endl; 
    cout << left << setw(15) << "\tMale" << right << setw(6) << ADULTS_MALE << endl;
    cout << left << setw(15) << "\tFemale" << right << setw(6) << ADULTS_FEMALE << endl;

    //Ask for age, gender, and full name
    cout << "Enter your age? "; 
    cin >> Age; 
    cout << "Enter your gender(m/f)? ";
    cin >> Gender; 
    cout << "Enter your full name: "; 
    cin >> name; 
    cout << "  Hello Mr. " << name << ",";
    cout << " 

    system ("pause");
    return 0; 
} 

Has to have 3 different outputs like this with different ages:

Enter your age? 48
Enter your gender(m/f)? m
Enter your full name: Barack H Obama
     Hello Mr. Barack H Obama
Your membership fee is 302.50

Enter your age? 18
Enter your gender(m/f)? f
Enter your full name: Hilary Clinton
     Hello Mrs. Hilary Clinton
Your membership fee is 165.50

[StuXYZ]

It is unlikely that you really want a switch statement. The problem is basically a set of decision based on two different criteria: age/gender. That ends up as a two state switch statement embedded in another two state switch statement... uck!!

What is wrong with

float membershipFee;
if (age < 12)
  {
    if (Gender == 'm') 
       membershipFee=XXX;
    else
       membershipFee=YYY;
  }
else if (age < 18)
  {
     if (Gender == 'm')
       membershipFee=ZZZ;
     else
       membershipFee=AAA;
   }
 else
   {
     // etc......

   }
 // ....
 std::cout<<"Membership fee = "<<memberShipFee<<std::endl;

Obviously you have to replace XXX, YYY by your actual constants and complete the if else statment.

If you are comfortable with this construct you might like to replace the inner if statement if (Gender=='m') part with

  membershipFee = (Gender=='m') ? XXX : YYY;

but if that is not familiar to you, don't worry it is just a short hand for the inner if statement and you can ignore that and you the slightly longer form.