can anyone please look at the code below ( its to enter data in to objects in a class) and explain why the structure is illegal....thanks
its based on OOP principles
Code:cout << "*******************Person Details*********"; cout << "Please enter person name"; gets(personname); Names[i].setName(personname); /*sets name in object in class*/ cout << "data entered as follows:"; cout << Names[i].getName(); i++;
Last edited by fizz_uk83; 08-10-2003 at 02:28 PM.
You forgot the last "Code:cout << "*******************Person Details*********;
Away.
i was told a while back the way the datas entered/objects created is done incorrectly but i cant see how... does anyone know how? thanks
Use cin.getline( ). Never use gets. Ever. Period.
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