Thread: Initializing array of class objects via loop

Thanks all, I've taken on board your kind suggestions and re-worked the above using vector and iterator, this was useful learning.

For those still interested, code below:

Code:

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


const int MEMB = 3; 


class Dog{
	private:
		string m_name;
		int m_age;
	public:
		Dog():m_name("doggy"), m_age(0){} 
		void setDog(); 
		void showDog(); 
};


int main(){
	
	vector<Dog> list (MEMB); 
	for (vector<Dog> ::iterator it = list.begin(); it != list.end(); ++it){
		(*it).setDog();
		cout<<endl; 
	}
	cout<<endl;
	for (vector<Dog>::iterator it = list.begin(); it != list.end(); ++it){
		(*it).showDog();
		cout<<endl; 
	}
}


void Dog::setDog(){
	cout<<"Enter dog's name: ";
			string name;
			cin>>name;
			m_name = name;
	cout<<"Enter dog's age: ";
			int age;
			cin>>age;
			m_age = age; 
}
void Dog::showDog(){
	cout<<"The dog's name is: "<<m_name<<endl;
	cout<<"The dog's age is: "<<m_age<<" years"<<endl; 
}