neeed help fast!!!

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neeed help fast!!!
when i enter 10 and 20 i should get a cut of 2.11 and max volume of 192.45...do u know what im doing wrong?

code:
//Yair Jimenez

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
int length=0,width=0,cut; //givin value to different variables
double volume=0,maxvolume=0,height=0,maxheight=0;
char again = 'y';
while (again=='y'||again=='Y') // allows the user to run the program multiple times
{
cout << "\nEnter the Length: "<<endl; //tells the user to enter the length
cin >> length;
while (length <=0)
{
cout << "\nError,invalid entry.Re-Enter length (must be positive integer): "<<endl; //Displays error message if the width is not a postive integer
cin.clear();
fflush(stdin);
cout << "\nEnter length"<<endl;
cin>>length; //holds the integer entered for length
}

cout <<"\nEnter width: "<<endl;
cin >> width; //holds the integer entered for width
while(width <=0)
{
cout <<"\nError, invalid entry .Re-Enter Length (must be positive integer): "<<endl; //Displays error message if the width is not a postive integer
cin.clear();
fflush(stdin);
cout <<"\nEnter width: "<<endl;
cin >> width;
}

for (height=0;height<(length/2);height+=0.001)
{
volume = (length-(2*height)) * (width-(2 * height)) * (height); //once all integers have been entered it finds the volume using this equation
if (maxvolume < volume) //if maxvolume is less than volume than maxvolume is equal to volume
maxvolume=volume;
cut=height;
}

cout <<"\n For the entered sides of length "<<length<<" and width of "<<width<<endl; //displays information
cout <<"\nResult of maximum volume is: "<<maxvolume<<",and the cut is: "<<cut<<endl;
fflush(stdin);
cout<<endl<<" Do you want to run the program again <y/n>?"<<endl; //ask user if they would like to run the program again
cin>>again;

}
return 0;
}
Stop posting this fucking everywhere.
you're doing everything wrong.
Recode it and you probably won't make the same mistake again.
Quote Originally Posted by Auxilium View Post
you're doing everything wrong.
Recode it and you probably won't make the same mistake again.
There was very little actually "wrong" about it.
Dang, start off using conventions. My eyes bleed.
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