Please help me with my problem in algorithm coding.. the error says no matching function call .. i attach the picture in this thread hoping u help me :)
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Fbody 682 Posting Maven Featured Poster
Your function is defined as
int BinaryTree::getLeafCount(struct node *node) {Notice the node* parameter...
But your call is
b.getLeafCount();Notice the lack of an argument...
Basically, because you didn't call it properly, you've unintentionally overloaded the function, but you don't have a definition/implementation of the overloaded version.
dospy 51 Junior Poster in Training
>> Basically, because you didn't call it properly, you've unintentionally overloaded the function, but you don't have a definition/implementation of the overloaded version.
i think you'r wrong about that, you cant declare a function as this
b.getLeafCount();you must use :: operator to tell the compiler that it belongs to a class, not the '.' operator
WaltP 2,905 Posting Sage w/ dash of thyme Team Colleague
>> Basically, because you didn't call it properly, you've unintentionally overloaded the function, but you don't have a definition/implementation of the overloaded version.
i think you'r wrong about that, you cant declare a function as thisb.getLeafCount();you must use :: operator to tell the compiler that it belongs to a class, not the '.' operator
No, he's completely right. b.getLeafCount(); is not a declaration. It's a call to the getLeafCount(); method in the class named b. If he had used BinaryTree::getLeafCount() in the correct place in the code, he would have an overloaded function.
homeryansta 36 Junior Poster in Training
you're missing the parameter.
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