can anyone help?

Question

what's wrong in this code?
i want to print teacher sub,publication,name,id using inheritance
but it tells me wrong why?

https://code.sololearn.com/csFnO6gq6VYH/?ref=app

Answer 1

rakib.id=1012;
ID is not yet a property of one of the objects.

if you want a teacher, you need to declare one.

staff rakib; // rakikb is a staff member
teacher t1; //t1 is a teacher, this object does have the property pub

char is just one character
since you have referenced std, you can use "string" to declare the name

Answer 2

You need to write you code in the playground first before you can show it

https://code.sololearn.com/c19CQV3zNo9p.

Answer 3

found the solution...
thank you guys..
actually i'm new in solo...

Answer 4

If you want to post long codes, please write it in code playground and then share it here. Plain text is harder to read.

Answer 5

Click on edit post, there should be a + sign at the bottom, click on it and select 'insert code'

Answer 6

Okay, the problem in your code is that your class has no member named id, code...etc. you must first define them inside your class before assigning them

Answer 7

ok.. thanks for advising..

Answer 8

but how i could share my code here?

Answer 9

done

Answer 10

oh.. now it make sense.. thank you

Answer 11

Welcome in Sololearn, Keep asking, Keep Coding.
Have fun in the playground.

Answer 12

😂

Answer 13

You using int main so in last use return zero ok

Answer 14

ممكن احد يشرح لي البرنامج 👀

Answer 15

Check id variable

Answer 16

#include<iostream>
#include<conio.h>
using namespace std;
class staff{
public:
// char name;
string name;
int code;
int pub;
void display1(){
cout<<name<<endl;
cout<<code<<endl;
}
};
class teacher:public staff
{
public:
int pub;
char sub;
void display2(){

cout<<pub<<endl;
cout<<sub<<endl;
display1();
}
};
class officer:public staff
{
char grade;
void display3(){

cout<<grade<<endl;

}
};

int main(){
cout << "print staff"<<endl;
staff rakib;
//rakib.id=1012;
rakib.code=222;
rakib.pub=04;
// rakib.sub="eee";
rakib.name="hasan_rakib";
rakib.display1();
//getch();

cout << "print teacher"<<endl;
teacher t1;
t1.code=333;
t1.pub=04;
t1.sub='e';
t1.name="hakim";
t1.display1();
t1.display2();
//getch();
}

Answer 17

hi

Answer 18

Glad to see yo

Answer 19

Hi