Class homework: cannot use strings.
How do I declare a function that passes me a cstring? char[5] for example.
I need it to explicit a private member of a class.
class Customers{
private:
caName[kiArraySize]; //kiArraySize is 30
public:
//this is what I need help for
char[] passName(Customers);
};
char[] Customers::passName(Customers c){
return c.caName;
}
void RandomFunction(){
cout << Customers.passName;
}I cannot use string, homework. How can I make it? Thank you
I think your function is flawed..passname should be returning or updating its member data not another object's member data. It would make more sense to have this.
class Customers{
private:
char caName[kiArraySize]; //kiArraySize is 30
public:
//this is what I need help for
const char* passName() const;
};
const char* Customers::passName() const {
return caName;
}
void RandomFunction(Customers c){
cout << c.passName();
}
>>char[] Customers::passName(Customers c){
It is customary to code that using *, not [], as shown in the previous ^^^ post.
>>char[] Customers::passName(Customers c){
It is customary to code that using *, not [], as shown in the previous ^^^ post.
Damn it.... I always make dumb questions XD Thank you guys, really.
There's only dumb answers.
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