Re: compiler error
Default User wrote:
Art Cummings wrote:
Morning all,
I'm stuck on a compiler error: I've included the entire error and
the code that is causing it is below. The part of the code that is
creating the error is near the top after main, where I try to
initial a member of my structural array. I wanted to be thorough
in the information I provided.
const int SIZE = 15; //size for all arrays in student structure
const int ARRAYSIZE = 30; //size of array
struct Student
{
char fName[SIZE]; //array for first name
char lName[SIZE]; //array for last name
char attendance[SIZE]; //array for attendance
int days[SIZE]; //array for days
};
int main()
{
Student studentInfo[ARRAYSIZE]; //define an array of 30 students
Oh, I should have mentioned that I still think you should stop trying
to write C code in C++. You'd be far better off if you used the
standard containers.
#include <string>
#include <vector>
class Student
{
std::string fname;
std::string lname;
std::string attendance;
std::vector<int> days;
public:
// various operations and constructors
// for dealing with the Student data
};
int main()
{
std::vector<Student> studentInfo(ARRAYSIZE);
etc. etc.
Brian
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