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I've been debugging this thing for hours and it still doesn't work.



////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//    Lab 4 - Definitions.h
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//user supplies the input of X number of accounts (determined by constant accounts)
//input includes: account number, credit limit, charges, credited, starting balance, and new (final) balance
//accounts are sorted by account # and printed with headers

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class Credit
{
    public:
        void mainCredit(void);    // main function
        double getAccountNumber(void);    //gets input and returns account number
        double getCreditLimit(void);    //gets input and returns credit limit
        double calcNewBalance(void);    //gets input, performs calculations, and returns new balance
        void sortArray(void);    //sorts the array after main loop
        void displayAll(void);    //prints headers and final array

       
    private:
        static const int accounts = 4;
        static const int field = 3;

        double accountArray[accounts][field] = {};
        // account[0][0]
        // First number represents the number of accounts
        // Second number represents the elements of the account
        // [0][0] = Account number
        // [0][1] = Credit limit
        // [0][2] = New balance
        // [0][3] = Null
};


void Credit::mainCredit()
{
    int i = 0;
    Credit temp;

    cout << "Credit System 3000\n------------------" << endl;

    for(i=0; i <= accounts; i++)
    {
        cout << "\n -- " << i << " -- ";
        accountArray[i][0] = temp.getAccountNumber(void);
        accountArray[i][1] = temp.getCreditLimit(void);
        accountArray[i][2] = temp.calcNewBalance(void);
    }

    void temp.sortArray(void);
    void temp.displayAll(void);
}
//end mainCredit


double Credit::getAccountNumber()
{
    double accountNumber = 0;

    cout << "\nAccount Number: ";
    cin >> accountNumber;

    return accountNumber;
}
//end getAccountNumber


double Credit::getCreditLimit()
{
    double creditLimit = 0;

    cout << "\nCredit Limit: ";
    cin >> creditLimit;

    return creditLimit;
}
//end getCreditLimit


double Credit::calcNewBalance()
{
    // First get starting balance
    // Then get total charged (spent)
    // Then get total credited (payed)
    // Finally calculate new balance

    double startingBalance = 0;
    double totalCharged = 0;
    double totalCredited = 0;
    double newBalance = 0;

    cout << "\nStarting balance: ";
        cin >> startingBalance;
   
    cout << "\nTotal charged: ";
        cin >> totalCharged;

    cout << "\nTotal credited: ";
        cin >> totalCredited;

    newBalance = (startingBalance + totalCharged) - totalCredited;

    return newBalance;
}
//end calcNewBalance


void Credit::sortArray()    //sorts the accounts from lowest to highest (by account #)
{
    int i = 0;
    double temp;

    for(i=0; i <= (accounts + 1); i++)
    {
        int x = 0;
        while( x <= (accounts - 1) )
        {
            if(accountArray[x][0] > accountArray[x+1][0])
            {
                temp = accountArray[x][0];
                accountArray[x][0] = accountArray[x+1][0];
                accountArray[x+1][0] = temp;

                temp = accountArray[x][1];
                accountArray[x][1] = accountArray[x+1][1];
                accountArray[x+1][1] = temp;

                temp = accountArray[x][2];
                accountArray[x][2] = accountArray[x+1][2];
                accountArray[x+1][2] = temp;

                x++;
            }
            else
            x++;
        }
    }
}
//end sortArray


void Credit::displayAll()
{
    int i = 0;
   
    for(i=0; i <= accounts; i++)
    {
        cout << accountArray[i][0] << accountArray[i][1] << accountArray[i][2] << endl;
    }

}
//end displayAll



//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//    Lab 4 - Test.cpp
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#include "Definitions.h"


int main()
{
    Credit temp;
    temp.mainCredit();

    return 0;
}

How did you come up with this? Your syntax errors are trivial and easily solvable, but the actual problem here is that the program you've written (or copied and modified from somewhere?) is terrible!

1. Don't place your code in header files. Ever.
2. You're using a class to do something that has nothing to do with object-oriented programming. If you want to use OOP, use OOP. If not, don't abuse classes and methods for procedural programming.

The bottom line is: the person teaching you doesn't know anything about teaching programming, and shouldn't be doing it. If this is a class, change schools.