C language exercise
I have created this program which purpose is to calculate the charge of a parking for cars, for three cars which park there: $2,00 for 3 hours, $0,50 for every more hour over 3h, or a fraction of it. And $10 for 24h. Let's suppose none of them parks there for more than 24h.
I coded the program but when I compile it, it continues to give me this message: "undefined referece to 'calculateCharge'".
Someone knows how to resolve it?
/Program that calculates the charge/
include <stdio.h>
include <math.h>
float calculateCharge(float, float); /*function prototype */
main()
{
float totalHour, totalCharge, hour1, hour2, hour3, charge1, charge2, charge3;
int car=1;
printf("Car Hours Charge");
while(car != 3)
{
switch(car)
{
case 1:
printf("%d ", car);
scanf("%.2f", &hour1);
printf(" %.2f", calculateCharge(hour1, charge1));
car ++;
break;
case 2:
printf("%d ", car);
scanf("%.2f", &hour2);
printf(" %.2f", calculateCharge(hour2, charge2));
car ++;
break;
case 3:
printf("%d ", car);
scanf("%.2f", &hour3);
printf(" %.2f", calculateCharge(hour3, charge3));
car ++;
break;
} /*end of switch*/
} /*end of while*/
printf("TOTAL");
totalHour = hour1 + hour2 + hour3;
totalCharge = charge1 + charge2 + charge3;
printf(" %.2f", totalHour);
printf(" %.2f", totalCharge);
return 0;
}
float calculateCharges(float hour, float charge) /* calculateCharge function */
{
if(hour <= 3.00){
charge = 2.00;
return charge;
}
else if(hour > 3.00){
charge = 2.00 + 0.50 * (ceil(hour));
return charge;
}
else if(hour = 24.00){
charge = 10.00;
return charge;
}
}