/* design a Student class, each Student, including Student id, name and grade three attributes,
Among them, student id, name is public property, the result is a private property,
In different ways to student's student id, name, performance of assignment,
Output is then called a member function display student's student id, name and grade information, */

Excuse me, if you want to give the following code under no arguments constructor name assignment, statements should be how to write, before I write the name={' no ', 'a', 'f'}; The compiler error.
And the main function of Student s1, s2 (" 002 ", "zhang", 18); This statement, the compiler hint "no constructor to match the parameter list" is what reason!


#include
using namespace std;

The class Student {
Public:
Char ID [20];
char name[10];

//a no-parameter constructor
Student (a)
{
Cout<" Default: "& lt; }

//a parameter constructor
Student (const char a, b const char, int c)
{
Cout<" Zhang SAN was born!" ID [20]=a;
The name [10]=b;
Score=c;

Void the display ();

}

//destructors
To the Student ()
{

Cout}

Void the display () {
Cout<" Student number: "& lt; Cout<" Name: "& lt; Cout<" Results: "& lt; }

Private:
int score;
};

Int main ()
{
Student s1, s2 (" 002 ", "zhang", 18);
S1. The display ();
S2. The display ();
return 0;
}

CodePudding user response:

Thanks for invitation, written examples can participate,

CodePudding user response:

Here only talk about the mistake I see ah, don't look to the rest of the code, personally think that the error was caused by your lack of basic common sense, had better look for a c/c + + primer book system to learn
Student (const char a, b const char, int) c//here a, b statement for char is wrong, should be a const char *
{
Cout<" Zhang SAN was born!" ID [20]=a;//id here [2] meaning unclear, combined with the context it should use the id=strdup (a); Or strcpy (id, a);
The name [10]=b;//same as above
this sentenceScore=c;

Void the display ();

}

CodePudding user response:

 class Student {
Public: 
Char ID [20]={0}; 
Char name [10]={0}; 

//a no-parameter constructor 
Student (a) 
{
Strncpy (name, "John doe", 10); 
Cout & lt; <"The default:" & lt; } 

//a parameter constructor 
Student (const char * a, const char * b, int c) 
{
Cout & lt; <"Zhang SAN was born!" Strncpy (ID, a, 20); 
Strncpy (name, b, 10); 
Score=c; 

Void the display (); 

} 

//destructors 
To the Student () 
{

Cout & lt; } 

Void the display () {
Cout & lt; <"Student id:" & lt; Cout & lt; <"Name:" & lt; Cout & lt; <"Record:" & lt; } 

Private: 
Int score=0; 
};