Getting error when passing object to a function

[High Voltage]

#include<iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;


class Movie{
    private:
        string title;
        int year;
        int name;
        string director;
    public:
        void setTitle(string);
        void setYear(int);
        void setDirector(string);
        string displayTitle();
        int displayYear();
        string displayDirector();
};


void Movie::setTitle(string title){
    Movie::title = title;
}
void Movie::setYear(int year){
    Movie::year = year;
}
void Movie::setDirector(string director){
    Movie::director = director;
}
string Movie::displayTitle(){
    return (Movie::title);
}
string Movie::displayDirector(){
    return (Movie::director);
}
int Movie::displayYear(){
    return (Movie::year);
}




int main(){
    
    Movie myFavoriteMovie;
    string direktor = "Markus Schultze";
    string film = "In Zukunft besser machen";
    int yearr = 1975;
    void display(Movie);
    
    myFavoriteMovie.setDirector(direktor);
    myFavoriteMovie.setTitle(film);
    myFavoriteMovie.setYear(yearr);
    
    void display(myFavoriteMovie);
    
    
    return 0;
}


void display(Movie favMovie){
    cout << favMovie.displayDirector() << endl << favMovie.displayTitle() << endl << favMovie.displayYear();
}

Compiler tells the message " Line 56 variable or field 'display' declared void"

Not quite sure why I get this error.

[jimblumberg]

You don't need the return type when you call a function. Also, while not syntactically incorrect, line 50 should probably be moved outside of main().

Jim

[High Voltage]

You don't need the return type when you call a function. Also, while not syntactically incorrect, line 50 should probably be moved outside of main().

Jim

I didn't even notice that I added return type when calling a function, this sleep deprivation is taking effect obviously , thank you.