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i found out i can use


void main()
{
point p[3];
p[1].setp1(1);

cout << "points: " << p[1].getp1() << endl;

if u dont put "using namespace std;" on top, then you will have to put "std::" in everything below, or the compiler cant recognize the cout<< and other things.

this is my simple test class, showing 3 points: 1, 2, 3.
These are 3 separate fields.
I want to try to use arrays like p[3]={0,1,2}.
But i fail in getting that to work.

Maybe someone can help...

it would work then with


void DrukStudentGemiddelde(struct student s)
{ /* naam en gebdatum (dd/mm/jjjj) afdrukken */
printf(" %d",s.resultaat);
}

but my point of learning to use struct...

i could answer and give you a nice code to work with, but ive read the "read me first" and you should come up with your own effort first ?

if im wrong, tell me and i'll give you a code to work with

thanks Elysia, but i cant seem to figure out how to target 85 only.
since



DrukStudent(studentrij[1]);


will give

Hello

i have a problem calling the struct class data from inside an array...
error: C2664: 'DrukStudent' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'int' to 'student'.



struct student
{
char...