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#1 ferguson32 ?
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Posted Today, 06:00 PM
Can someone help me with the printNumericForm function? I need it to print the date in numeric form MM/DD/YYYY to cout (e.g. 02/14/2000). I'm not sure if I call each method that returns the month, day, and year.
#include "Date.h" #include <string> #include <iostream> using namespace std; Date::Date() { _day = 1; _month = 1; _year = 2000; } Date::Date(int month, int day, int year) { if(month < 1 || month > 12) { month = 1; } if(day < 1 || day > 31) { day = 1; } if(year < 1900) { year = 1900; } _month = month; _day = day; _year = year; } int Date::getDay() { return _day; } int Date::getMonth() { return _month; } int Date::getYear() { return _year; } string Date::getMonthName() { if(_month = 1) { monthName = "January"; } if(_month = 2) { monthName = "February"; } if(_month = 3) { monthName = "March"; } if(_month = 4) { monthName = "April"; } if(_month = 5) { monthName = "May"; } if(_month = 6) { monthName = "June"; } if(_month = 7) { monthName = "July"; } if(_month = 8) { monthName = "August"; } if(_month = 9) { monthName = "September"; } if(_month = 10) { monthName = "October"; } if(_month = 11) { monthName = "November"; } if(_month = 12) { monthName = "December"; } return monthName; } void printNumericForm() { std::cout << getMonth() + "/" + _day + "/" + _year; } Date::~Date(void) { }
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#2 jimblumberg ?
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Re: print function
Posted Today, 06:43 PM
So what is wrong with your code? Does it compile without errors or warnings? Does it produce the desired results? If not what is is producing?Jim
#3 ferguson32 ?
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Re: print function
Posted Today, 07:24 PM
No I can't run it because the printNumericForm method has errors. That's what I'm trying to get help with. I'm not sure if I call the get methods.
#4 Skydiver ? 
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Re: print function
Posted Today, 07:29 PM
What error are you getting?Stop and think. This is not C# or PHP, you can't just add integers to strings.
#5 ferguson32 ?
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Re: print function
Posted Today, 07:46 PM
It's saying the identifiers are undefined. I tried the getMonth() method and just tried the variables for day and year because I wasn't sure what the correct way to do it. All three say the same thing though so I'm guessing neither is correct. So I'm trying to get help with printing the date variables. I think it would make sense to use the get methods, otherwise what's the point of having them.
#6 jimblumberg ?
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Re: print function
Posted Today, 07:49 PM
Since this print function is not part of the class you need to call the public member functions you can't access the private member variables from outside the class.If you get compile errors post the complete error messages exactly as they appear in your development environment. These messages have important information embedded within them to aid in locating and fixing the errors.
Jim
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