Thread: class 'Unit' does not have any field named 'N' ???

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

class Mn{
   private:
     double mn;
     double X;
     double Y;
   public:
     Mn(double Xx, double Yy) { X=Xx; Y=Yy; mn=X*Y; std::cout << "Mn\n";}
     double daj(){std::cout << "daj()\n"; return mn;}

};





class Unit 
{
protected:
       int health;
       std::string Nazwa;
public:
       void showHealth() { std::cout << "Unit health: " << health << std::endl; };
       Unit(std::string N): health(10), N(Nazwa){ std::cout << "Unit(): health(10) " << std::endl;}       
       Unit(int a, std::string N): health(a), N(Nazwa) {std::cout << "Unit(int a): health(a) " << std::endl; } 
};


class Soldier : public Unit
{
private:
       int damage;
public:
       void showDamage(){std::cout << "Sodier damage: " << damage << std::endl;}
       Soldier(std::string N): Unit(N),damage(20) {std::cout << "Soldier():damage(20) " << std::endl; }
       Soldier(int a, std::string N):Unit(N),damage(a) {std::cout << "Soldier(int a):damage(a) " << std::endl; } //также health=10
       Soldier(int a, int b, std::string N):Unit(a,N),  damage(b)  {std::cout << "Soldier(int a, int b):Unit(a),damage(b) " << std::endl; }
};


int main()
{
    Mn mu(5,5);
    std::cout << mu.daj()<<"\n"<<"\n"<<"\n";


    Soldier hercules(30,"hercules");
       hercules.showHealth();
       hercules.showDamage();
    Soldier achilles(40,50,"achilles");
       achilles.showHealth();
       achilles.showDamage();

return 0;
}

> Unit(std::string N): health(10), N(Nazwa)
N is the parameter, and Nazwa is the member var.
So
Nazwa(N)

Perhaps if you formatted the code better, it would be obvious.

Code:

// what's this!? ---------vvvvvvvvvv
Sum(double Xx, double Yy) {sum=X+Y;} : Mn(Xx,Yy) {
   X=Xx;
   Y=Yy;
   mn=X*Y;
   std::cout << "Sum(): Mn\n";
}

You can't have code, followed by a constructor list, followed by yet more code.

Thank Salem!
I know that I was asking nonsense.
I need to read books, including the basics.
Do not think me moron.