Thread: C++ Trying to use a member function

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    C++ Trying to use a member function

    I have a program that uses a class "Employee" to create 3 employee's with names and salaries. I have a function that calculates the average of the three salaries and outputs to the screen.

    Now I need to use an Employee class member function called print to format the same data to the screen.

    When I compile I get "request for member print is of a non-aggregate type".

    I have attached a zip file with the program (avg_sals.cpp) the Employee class files (employee.cpp and employee.h).

    The functions I am using are return_avg and print_avg.

    Thanks for any ideas.

    Brian

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    What do you need help with?

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    BRIAN.....

    who is Cathy Bishop, community college 1999??



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    I am not able to call the member function "print" in the employee class from my print_avg function.

    Cathy Bishop is one of the CS faculty at my school.

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