Output of the code is note as expected. Can anyone help?

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/c21eQh2k6q6E/?ref=app

Answer 1

Line 21, 23: you are comparing integer variable with another undefined variable

I feel you are trying to compare variable with string instead of another variable i.e
if (sex == "male")

If so, you need to change the declaration of variable from int to string at line no. 6

And finally it's not ok to declare a variable as void. A more appropriate data type here would be float as you are doing decimal point operations

Final note

Line no.6
string sex, status;
int salary;

Line 27 ,38
float tax

Answer 2

1) You do not need endl for cin
2) employed is not a defined variable. You used int, so maybe employed could mean 1?

Answer 3

All of them are now set at 0

Answer 4

male is also not defined anywhere.

From line 27 you wrote cout >> instead of cout << as you should.

Answer 5

Line 9, 13, 17: Remove endl
Endl is used after printing not after taking input

Line no. 21, 27, 38, 44: replace >> with << after cout

Answer 6

Also keep in mind that std::string's == operator is case sensitive, ie "male" != "Male". You can either use stricmp:

stricmp (sex.c_str (), "male") == 0

Or you can convert the input string to lowercase using tolower before comparing:

for (auto& c : sex) c = tolower (c);

Also of note, cin's >> operator doesn't play well with spaces. Consider using std::getline instead, like so:

cout << "Name: ";
getline (cin, Name);
cout << "Entered " << Name << endl;

Good luck <3