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i thought you had in your code the vice versa.Of course he gives no warning or error :)

It is completely ok to write something like this.Well ok for the compiler,not you ;) So what you had there...

The = in the if statement.Explain to me exactly what you did( and show me the code).
sorry for the time that made me to answer :)

I love that you ask :D



barToZip(barCode);
cout << zip << endl;

barToZip returns an int,which is the zip!!!But you did not assign the return value to the zip,so you loose the return...

The problem is here


zip1.getBarCode()

So i follow this function ,which leads me to the zipToBar function where i saw this


for (int i = 4; i >= 0; i++) {
zipArr[i] = zip % 10;

typo.Thanks :) Edited my post :)

Since n is the length of substring as the ref says,you should set the second parameter to 25 and the first to 1 :) (because the first letter is in position zero and then you are going to take the 25...

Take a look at this ref string::substr - C++ Reference
substr takes as second parameter the length of the substring.In your code you use it as


barCode = barCode.substr(1,26);


So you...