program isn't working....I have been working on it and reading. Am I even close?
The program has two classes, one for the data, one for the stack. The program is supposed to get a number from the user and convert the number to binary, octal and hex. With binary push each remainder on the stack and then pop them off traversed. I am just trying to get it to work with binary right now
syntax error : missing ';' before 'namespace'
syntax error : missing ';' before 'namespace'
stack:op' : looks like a function definition, but there is no formal parameter list; skipping apparent body
'{' : missing function header (old-style formal list?)
'bool stack:ush(int)' : overloaded member function not found in 'stack'
Code://number.h #pragma once class number { public: int remainder; number* data; number* next; number(void); ~number(void); }; class stack { private: int count; stack* top; public: stack() {count = 0; next = NULL;} ~stack(); int is_empty(); void getnum(int); bool pop(); bool push(); } //number.cpp #include "number.h" #include <iostream> using namespace::std; number::number() { remainder = 0; next = NULL; } number::~number() { } stack::stack() { count = 0; top = NULL; } stack::~stack() { } bool stack::pop{} { number* dltptr; bool success; if (count == 0) { success = false; } else { dltptr = top; dataout = top-> } } bool stack::push(int rem) { bool success; int n; number* nptr; if (n == 0) { success = false; } else { nptr = 0; nptr->remainder = top; top = nptr; count++; success = true; } return success; } program.cpp #include "number.h" //class #include <iostream> //headers using namespace::std; void binary(int); stack intstack; int main() { int numb; binary (numb); } void binary (int numb) { int n; int nu; n = nu % 2; //push n on stack if (nu == 0) { return ; } else { return binary(nu / 2); } }