Can someone help me?

Question

So I'm working on a project, and it's not supposed to return anything. This is it:
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;

class Main_Kagune_Type {
int speed = 0;
int attack = 1;
int defense = 0;
int kagune_break = 5;
public:
string rand_kagu {
int k = 1 + (rand() % 2)
if (k = 1){
string kagune = "ukaku"
}
if (k = 2){
kagune = "koukaku"

Answer 1

Probably not: you post only a part of your code ^^

Answer 2

Well, you declare a class, but your main function ( wich is the starting point of the code ) only execute a return statement... so end normally with none output ^^
You need to instanciate your class ( provided that she's correctly written ), and read, write properties or execute methods... and output something ;)

What do you expect when you write "it's not supposed to return anything" in your question? Your code return the value 0, which isn't nothing, but isn't displaying...

Answer 3

It should say there are still errors...

You need parenthesis after the method name 'rand_kagu' ( and before the opening bracket ), semi-colon at end of lines content of your 'if' statements...
That's what I can correct for you... But your code still not working, since you at least add 'string' before 'kagune' in your 'if (k==2)' statement, even it's surely not the behaviour attended ( but else the compilator break on an undeclared variable in the scope ).

Anyway, the code finally compil and execute... with 'no output' only saying, because of my previous explanations ;)

Answer 4

This code was working ( maybe I forgot another correction ):

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

class Main_Kagune_Type {
int speed = 0;
int attack = 1;
int defense = 0;
int kagune_break = 5;
public:
string rand_kagu() {
int k = 1 + (rand() % 2);
if (k = 1){
string kagune = "ukaku";
}
if (k = 2){
string kagune = "koukaku";
}
};
};
int main() {
Main_Kagune_Type mkt;

return 0;
}

In main, just added declaration of an instance of your class, named 'mkt'... not necessary, I was starting with that for testing your class when I see your empty main function, before seeing syntax errors to correct ^^ ( and that I can't guess what you want do with )

Answer 5

Hi Michael! I suggest you add semi-colons first to ease the clutter and then work on the return. also make sure to add a "}" to the end.
Happy Coding!

Answer 6

Hold on, heres the rest:
}
};
};
int main() {
return 0;
}

Answer 7

when I said it should return nothing, I mean it should say "No output" when someone hits the run button.

Answer 8

So I tried to follow what you said, and it still says there's a problem on line 13... specifically about an expected } before int. There are other errors that come with it, but I can't quite remember them.

Answer 9

Thanks for the help!