Thread: problem declaring i

Hi,

I am having problem with my program, I have made a small program of a class where I have used "for loop" and I wanted to use an integer "i" in this program . The user inputs value which is stored in "i" and then the value stored in "i" is used in a function.

My program is as follows:

Code:

#include<iostream>


Class "Student"

{

public:

getName();
getAddress();
getRollNumber();


private:

char Name;
char Address;
char RollNumber;


};



main()

{



for ( i=0; i<5; i++)

{
cout<<" Pls enter the name";

cin >>i.Name;

if(i!=char)

{
cout<<"Pls enter the name in character"

}
else

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I haven't continued this program but I wanted to know that how can I use the character input by user to store it in "i" and then use that "i" in the getName ,or getAddress function?

How can I declare "i" before using it?

I hope my question is clear


Thanks

Sorry for the mistake,

I have declared these functions as:

Code:

#include<iostream>

Code:

  
  
class "student"
  
{ 
  
public: 
  
void getName(); 
void getAddress(); 
void getRollNumber(); 
     setRollNumber();    
  
private: 
  
char Name; 
char Address; 
char RollNumber; 
  
  
}; 
  
  
  
main() 
  
{ 
  
  
  
for ( i=0; i<5; i++) 
  
{ 
cout<<" Pls enter the name"; 
  
cin >>i.Name; 
  
if(i!=char) 
  
{ 
cout<<"Pls enter the name in character"
  
} 
else

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I have made this mistake in typing,so how can I declare the "i" as a variable?