I have this code:

void ShapeArr::publishStats()
{
	double ap = 0.0;

	for (int i=0; i < currCount; i++)
	{
		Shape *s = arr[i];
		ap += s->getAPRatio();
	}
	cout << "Max APRatio = " << [B]???[/B] << "	Average APRatio = " << ap/currCount << endl;
}

What do I need to do to actually calculate the MAX APRatio? "getAPRatio" is being called 3-4 times and returning a single integer each time. Of the 3 or 4 times it's called, I need to somehow compare them and take the biggest one as my max. I think the average is set correctly, but I'm not sure how to separate them and compare them to get the max. Any help??

put them in an array then find the max after the loop stops.

Then I can't ;get the average though because "ap/currCount" won't work if ap is an array...??

Whenever you have an array, you need to be thinking about using a for loop as well.

Ok, I think I got it...:

double Max(const double *Numbers, const int Count)
{
	double Maximum = Numbers[0];

	for(int i = 0; i < Count; i++)
		if( Maximum < Numbers[i] )
			Maximum = Numbers[i];

	return Maximum;
}

void ShapeArr::publishStats()
{
	double ap = 0.0;
	double tempArr[5];
	double x = 0.0;
	for (int i=0; i < currCount; i++)
	{
		Shape *s = arr[i];
		ap = s->getAPRatio();
		x += s->getAPRatio();
		tempArr[i] = ap;
	}

	double Maximum = Max(tempArr, currCount);
	cout << "Max APRatio = " << Maximum << "	";
	cout << "	Average APRatio = " << x/currCount << endl;
}

Now in my add funcs, I declare new shapes from classes...How do i destruct them/free up the memory of those "new's"??

Post deleted, didn't check my internal delay to follow up on posts posted while I was writing mine.

Sounds good, but I still need help with how to delete the memory I allocated for all the shapes I called "NEW". I delete "arr" in the shapearr destructor, but how do I properly delete the memory I allocated by the new Rectangle, new Circle, new Triangle, and new RegularPoly in their respective add functions? HELP!?

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