Code Error

GoldenOne · 2002-04-03T20:08:02

What in the world is wrong with my code? I want to see health. #include <iostream> using namespace std; const int MAXCHAR = 50; class terran { private: char unitname[MAXCHAR]; int health; public: terran(); terran(char * unitname, int health); void show(); }; int main() { terran obj1("hey", 10); cout << obj1.health; return 0; } void terran::show() { cout << obj1.health; }

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Started by GoldenOne April 02, 2002 11:17 PM

9 comments, last by GoldenOne 22 years, 8 months ago

GoldenOne

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April 03, 2002 08:08 PM

Never mind...I found my mistake. I learned that I needed to assign the private member.

  #include <iostream>using namespace std;class terran 	{	private: 		char * m_unitname;		int m_health;	public:		terran();		terran(char * unitname, int health);		void show();	};int main()	{	terran obj1("hey", 10);	obj1.show();	return 0;	}void terran::show()	{	cout << m_unitname;	cout << m_health;	}terran::terran(char *unitname, int health){	m_health = health;	m_unitname = unitname;}

I needed the last function. I needed to, again, assign the private thing to a number/name.