program wont compile..why?

i did a code similar to one posted on here not too long ago. i only get 2 errors but i cant figure out how to fix them.
heres the code--

Code:

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

class account
{
 public:
 int deposit(int deposit);
 int withdrawal(int withdrawal);
 void getbalance(void);
 private:
 int balance;
};

int account::deposit(int deposit)
{
 cout<<"How much would you like to deposit?"<<endl;
 cin>>deposit;
 int balance = balance + deposit;
 cout<<"Thank you. Your balance is now "<<balance;
 return balance;
}

int account::withdrawal(int withdrawal)
{
 cout<<"How much would you like to withdraw?"<<endl;
 cin>>withdrawal;
 int balance = balance - withdrawal;
 cout<<"Thank you. Your balance is now "<<balance<<
 return balance;
}

void getbalance(void)
{
 cout<<"Your balance is currently "<<balance;
}

int main()
{
 cout<<"What would you like to do with your account?"<<endl;
 cout<<"1. deposit"<<endl;
 cout<<"2. withdraw"<<endl;
 cout<<"3. view balance"<<endl;
 cout<<"4. cancel"<<endl;
 int Iaccount;
 cin>>Iaccount;

 if(Iaccount == 1)
  deposit(int deposit)
 if(Iaccount == 2)
  withdrawal(int withdrawal)
 if(Iaccount == 3)
  getbalance(void)
 if(Iaccount == 4)
 {
  cout<<"Please come again."<<endl;
 }
 system("PAUSE");
 return 0;
}

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i may have made a couple typos in here but its all correct in the code. the only 2 errors i get are a parse error before ')' on line 48

Code:

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deposit(int deposit)

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it looks the same as all the other if statements to me...
and the other error is--"confused by earlier errors, bailing out" on line 56(the closing } after the 4th if statement).
can anyone tell me why these are happening and how to fix it?

Code:

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if(Iaccount == 1)
  deposit(int deposit)
 if(Iaccount == 2)
  withdrawal(int withdrawal)

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1 - Don't include the variable type when calling a function.
2 - You don't have a ; on the end to terminate the statement.
3 - You have the problem on both the second and fourth lines above.


Quzah.

eh...that didnt work lol. it just made more parse errors and made deposit undeclared.

Because it isn't declared from what I see. What is very strange about your code is that you go ahead and call functions without any data. You don't even ask or store how much money the user wants to withdraw or deposit or anything.
And getbalance is called like this

Code:

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getbalance();

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Code:

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if(Iaccount == 1)
  deposit(int deposit)

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Looks like you want to call the method deposit() of class account.
You need an object to do that. Same with getbalance() and withdrawal().
Kurt

Well posting your latest attempt would help.

> int balance = balance - withdrawal;
You now have a local variable and a class member variable with the same name

> deposit(int deposit)
1. You need an instance of the class to work with
2. Since you ask for the amount inside the function, there isn't any point in having a parameter.