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Asked by: UJ

can you please help


i need to write a main function that tests this code by declaring a person, setting their name and number, then printing it out. If the name is too long to be set, the program should display this warning to the user. Use test names of a) “Asterix Gaul” b) “Cacofonix Gaul” c) “Julius Drinklikafix.

i done all the code but im stuck in the main.....can any1 help me


#include <iostream.h>
# include <string.h>

class person
{
private:

int age;
char first_name[10];
char second_name[10];
char phone_number[20];

public:

void set_age(int a);
int get_age();
void print();
void input();
bool set_name (char fn[], char sn[]);
void get_full_name (char into_here[]);
void get_phone_number (char into_here[]);
bool set_phone_number (char from_here[]);

};
void person::input()
{
cout<<"age?"<<endl;
cin>>age;
cout <<"first name"<<endl;
cin>>first_name;
cout<<"second_name"<<endl;
cin>>second_name;
}
void person::set_age(int a)
{
age = a;
}
int person::get_age()
{
return age;
}
void person:rint()
{
cout << age<<endl;
}
bool person::set_name(char fn[],char sn[])
{
first_name[0]='\0';
second_name[0]='\0';

if (strlen (fn)<=9)
{
strcpy(first_name,fn);
}

if (strlen (fn)>9)
{
strcpy(second_name, sn);
}
else
return false;
}
void person::get_full_name(char into_here[])
{
into_here[0] = '\0';
strcat(into_here,first_name);
strcat(into_here," ");
strcat(into_here,second_name);
}
void person::get_phone_number(char into_here[])
{
into_here[0] = '\0';
strcat(into_here,phone_number);
}
bool person::set_phone_number(char from_here[])
{
phone_number[0] = '\0';

if (strlen (from_here)<=19)
strcpy (phone_number, from_here);
else
return false;
}
void main()
{

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Answers

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-12 at 16:28:50ID: 9932117



#include <iostream>
# include <string>

class person
{
private:

int age;
char first_name[10];
char second_name[10];
char phone_number[20];

public:

void set_age(int a);
int get_age();
void print();
void input();
bool set_name (char fn[], char sn[]);
void get_full_name (char into_here[]);
void get_phone_number (char into_here[]);
bool set_phone_number (char from_here[]);

};
void person::input()
{
string temp ;
cout<<"age?"<<endl;
cin>>age;

int flag1=1;
while(flag1 == 1){
cout <<"first name ?"<<endl;
cin >> temp ;
if (strlen(strdup(temp.c_str())) >10 )
{ cout << " OOOps .... first name too long " << endl; continue ;}
   strcpy(first_name,temp.c_str()) ;
   flag1 = 0 ;
}

int flag2=1;
while(flag2== 1){
cout <<"second name ?"<<endl;
cin >> temp ;
if (strlen(strdup(temp.c_str())) >10 )
{ cout << " OOOps .... second name too long " << endl; continue ;}
   strcpy(second_name,temp.c_str()) ;
   flag2 = 0 ;
}

cout <<"phone # ??? " << endl ;
cin >> phone_number ;

}
void person::set_age(int a)
{
age = a;
}
int person::get_age()
{
return age;
}


 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-12 at 16:31:20ID: 9932131

// sorry ....  continue .... --> this is not part of the code
---------------------------
void person::print()
{
cout << " ----------------------- " << endl ;
cout << first_name << "  " << second_name << endl ;
cout << "Age = " << age << endl ;
cout << "Phone # = " << phone_number << endl;
}
bool person::set_name(char fn[],char sn[])
{
first_name[0]='\0';
second_name[0]='\0';

if (strlen (fn)<=9)
{
strcpy(first_name,fn);
}

else
return false;
}
void person::get_full_name(char into_here[])
{
into_here[0] = '\0';
strcat(into_here,first_name);
strcat(into_here," ");
strcat(into_here,second_name);
}
void person::get_phone_number(char into_here[])
{
into_here[0] = '\0';
strcat(into_here,phone_number);
}
bool person::set_phone_number(char from_here[])
{
phone_number[0] = '\0';

if (strlen (from_here)<=19)
strcpy (phone_number, from_here);
else
return false;
}
void main()
{
  person Buddy ;

  Buddy.input() ;
  Buddy.print() ;
}

 

by: UJPosted on 2003-12-12 at 16:32:00ID: 9932134

im not even sure what a flag is

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-12 at 16:32:20ID: 9932135

except you are using <iostream.h> and <string.h> ....
the above code should work

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-12 at 16:34:31ID: 9932143

set " flag1" and "flag2", so that when the input name is too long, the user can redo the input again !

otherwise, the code will stop after they warn the user "the name is too long". u can get rid of the flag if that is what u need !

meow ....

 

by: UJPosted on 2003-12-12 at 16:36:51ID: 9932154

i think this is too advanced for me, i havent learnt flag orbuddy yet

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-12 at 16:45:32ID: 9932178

er ...... they are just variables, you can call them whatever you want ......

you can rename the "flag1" "star" ... or anything you want ... so does "Buddy".
You do not have to learn anything extra for the above code .......


 

 

by: UJPosted on 2003-12-12 at 17:01:35ID: 9932244

so was my code right before the void main

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-12 at 17:33:56ID: 9932423

I didn't really see anything wrong there .... it is just not complete enough to do the things you want. I just added a few more lines in print() and input() to make it complete .....

meow .....

 

by: UJPosted on 2003-12-13 at 18:07:31ID: 9936195

i like ur code meeow, but can u explain wat is happening in the code you gave me, so i can understand

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-13 at 18:38:12ID: 9936376

void main()
{
  person Buddy ; // declare a person object, called "Buddy"
  Buddy.input() ; // call the "input()" function,
                         //so that user can input the information of the person "Buddy"

  Buddy.print() ; // call the "print()" function to print the information of the person "Buddy"
}
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
int flag1=1;   // the aim of setting flag1 is that "when the first_name is too long, it will ask the  
                    // user to input the first_name, the default value is 1
while(flag1 == 1){  // if the flag1 = 1, do the while loop
cout <<"first name ?"<<endl; // ask user the first_name of the person
cin >> temp ; // receive the first_name input by the user
if (strlen(strdup(temp.c_str())) >10 ) // check if the frist_name is too long
                                                      // if true, remind the user, keep flag1 =1, "continuse" means
                                                      // do the while loop again
                                                      //
                                                      // temp is a C++ string, we need to change it to a c string
                                                      // so that we can calculate its length
                                                      //
                                                      // temp.c_str()  changes temp to a c string, i.e. an array of
                                                      // character such as char[10]
                                                      // strdup is to dump it to some temperary c string
                                                      // then we use strlen() is calculate the length of the array
                                                      //
                                                      // I just thought that : we can use :
                                                      // "if(temp.length() >10)" for this part as well
{ cout << " OOOps .... first name too long " << endl; continue ;}
   strcpy(first_name,temp.c_str()) ;  // if the first_name input by the user (temp) is not too long,
                                                    //copy the temperary string to the first_name
   flag1 = 0 ;                                  // Then set flag1 = 0, which means we are leaving the while
                                                     //loop
}

similiar for second_name
----------------------------------------------------------
print() just print out the person's information to the screen .......


meow .........

 

by: UJPosted on 2003-12-15 at 08:23:36ID: 9942643

wen i tried ur code out...it gave me 7 errors

and these are the errors

error C2065: 'string' : undeclared identifier

 error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'temp'

 error C2065: 'temp' : undeclared identifier

 error C2228: left of '.c_str' must have class/struct/union type

 error C2228: left of '.c_str' must have class/struct/union type

 error C2228: left of '.c_str' must have class/struct/union type

 error C2228: left of '.c_str' must have class/struct/union type

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-15 at 08:44:47ID: 9942798

did u do
#include <string>  or #include <string.h> ?

You might want to use #include <string.h>. BTY, what machine and compiler are u using ?

 

by: UJPosted on 2003-12-15 at 09:05:55ID: 9942987

wen u gave me the code, i put in

#includie <iostream.h>
#include <string.h>

the complier im using is Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-15 at 09:21:20ID: 9943093

check if you miss a ";" before "temp". If nothing changed, maybe we need to ask someone else as I am not familiar ith MS VC++. But I think it is just a problem of which *.h file we should include.

 

by: UJPosted on 2003-12-15 at 09:23:42ID: 9943106

heres is my revised code again

and these are the errors im getting


 error C2535: 'void __thiscall person::input(void)' : member function already defined or declared
       
 H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(18) : see declaration of 'input'

: error C2628: 'person' followed by 'void' is illegal (did you forget a ';'?)

 error C2556: 'class person __thiscall
person::set_age(int)' : overloaded function differs only by return type from 'void __thiscall person::set_age(int)'

        H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(15) : see declaration of 'set_age'

 error C2371: 'set_age' : redefinition; different basic types
     
  H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(15) : see declaration of 'set_age'
 error C2601: 'set_name' : local function definitions are illegal

 error C2601: 'get_full_name' : local function definitions are illegal

 error C2601: 'get_phone_number' : local function definitions are illegal

error C2601: 'set_phone_number' : local function definitions are illegal

 error C2601: 'main' : local function definitions are illegal

: fatal error C1004: unexpected end of file found

 

by: UJPosted on 2003-12-15 at 09:25:50ID: 9943130

sorry

here is my  revised code

#include <iostream.h>
# include <string.h>

class person
{
private:

      int age;
      char first_name[10];
      char second_name[10];
      char phone_number[20];

public:

      void set_age(int a);
      int get_age();
      void print();
      void input();
      bool set_name      (char fn[], char sn[]);
      void get_full_name (char into_here[]);
      void get_phone_number (char into_here[]);
      bool set_phone_number (char from_here[]);




void person::input()
{

      string temp ;

      cout<<"age?"<<endl;

      cin>>age;

int fname1=1;
while(fname1 == 1){
cout <<"first name ?"<<endl;
cin >> temp ;
if (strlen(strdup(temp.c_str())) >10 )
{ cout << " OOOps .... first name too long " << endl; continue ;}
   strcpy(first_name,temp.c_str()) ;
   fname1 = 0 ;
}

int sname2=1;
while(sname2== 1){
cout <<"second name ?"<<endl;
cin >> temp ;
if (strlen(strdup(temp.c_str())) >10 )
{ cout << " OOOps .... second name too long " << endl; continue ;}
   strcpy(second_name,temp.c_str()) ;
   sname2 = 0 ;
}

cout <<" Enter your phone number ??? " << endl ;
cin >> phone_number ;

}

}

void person::set_age(int a)

{
      age = a;
}
int person::get_age()
{
      return age;
}

void person::print()

{

      cout << " ----------------------- " << endl ;

      cout << first_name << "  " << second_name << endl ;

      cout << "Age = " << age << endl ;

      cout << "Phone number = " << phone_number << endl;


bool person::set_name(char fn[],char sn[])

{
      first_name[0]='\0';
      second_name[0]='\0';
      
      if (strlen (fn)<=9)
      {
            strcpy(first_name,fn);
      }
      
      if (strlen (fn)>9)
      {
            strcpy(second_name, sn);
      }
      else
            return false;
}

void person::get_full_name(char into_here[])

{
      into_here[0] = '\0';
      strcat(into_here,first_name);
      strcat(into_here," ");
      strcat(into_here,second_name);
}

void person::get_phone_number(char into_here[])

{
      into_here[0] = '\0';
      strcat(into_here,phone_number);
}

bool person::set_phone_number(char from_here[])

{
      phone_number[0] = '\0';

      if (strlen (from_here)<=19)
            strcpy (phone_number, from_here);
      else
            return false;
}

void main()

{          person p;
      
                  p.input();
                  
                  p.print();
}

 

by: UJPosted on 2003-12-15 at 09:26:21ID: 9943135

and these are the errors im getting


 error C2535: 'void __thiscall person::input(void)' : member function already defined or declared
       
 H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(18) : see declaration of 'input'

: error C2628: 'person' followed by 'void' is illegal (did you forget a ';'?)

 error C2556: 'class person __thiscall
person::set_age(int)' : overloaded function differs only by return type from 'void __thiscall person::set_age(int)'

        H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(15) : see declaration of 'set_age'

 error C2371: 'set_age' : redefinition; different basic types
     
  H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(15) : see declaration of 'set_age'
 error C2601: 'set_name' : local function definitions are illegal

 error C2601: 'get_full_name' : local function definitions are illegal

 error C2601: 'get_phone_number' : local function definitions are illegal

error C2601: 'set_phone_number' : local function definitions are illegal

 error C2601: 'main' : local function definitions are illegal

: fatal error C1004: unexpected end of file found

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-15 at 09:44:10ID: 9943277

1. you forgot " }; " at the end of class declaration
2. you forgot " } " for the function before "person::set_name()"
3. I modified "set_name()" a bit, as the logic there seems wierd to me ......

The new code is as follows :
------------------------------

class person
{
private:

     int age;
     char first_name[10];
     char second_name[10];
     char phone_number[20];

public:

     void set_age(int a);
     int get_age();
     void print();
     void input();
     bool set_name (char fn[], char sn[]);
     void get_full_name (char into_here[]);
     void get_phone_number (char into_here[]);
     bool set_phone_number (char from_here[]);
} ;


void person::input()
{

     string temp ;

     cout<<"age?"<<endl;

     cin>>age;

int fname1=1;
while(fname1 == 1){
cout <<"first name ?"<<endl;
cin >> temp ;
if (strlen(strdup(temp.c_str())) >10 )
{ cout << " OOOps .... first name too long " << endl; continue ;}
   strcpy(first_name,temp.c_str()) ;
   fname1 = 0 ;
}

int sname2=1;
while(sname2== 1){
cout <<"second name ?"<<endl;
cin >> temp ;
if (strlen(strdup(temp.c_str())) >10 )
{ cout << " OOOps .... second name too long " << endl; continue ;} //if
   strcpy(second_name,temp.c_str()) ;
   sname2 = 0 ;
} //while

cout <<" Enter your phone number ??? " << endl ;
cin >> phone_number ;

}
//--------------
void person::set_age(int a)

{
     age = a;
}
//-----------------
int person::get_age()
{
     return age;
}

void person::print()

{

     cout << " ----------------------- " << endl ;

     cout << first_name << "  " << second_name << endl ;

     cout << "Age = " << age << endl ;

     cout << "Phone number = " << phone_number << endl;

}

bool person::set_name(char fn[],char sn[])
{
     first_name[0]='\0';
     second_name[0]='\0';


     if (strlen(fn)<=9)
     {
          strcpy(first_name,fn);
     } else { cout << "first name too long " << endl; exit(0) ;}

     if (strlen(sn)<=9)
     {
          strcpy(second_name, sn);
     }
     else{cout <<"second name too long " << endl ; exit(0) ;}

     return 1 ;
}
//---------------------------
void person::get_full_name(char into_here[])

{
     into_here[0] = '\0';
     strcat(into_here,first_name);
     strcat(into_here," ");
     strcat(into_here,second_name);
}

void person::get_phone_number(char into_here[])

{
     into_here[0] = '\0';
     strcat(into_here,phone_number);
}

bool person::set_phone_number(char from_here[])

{
     phone_number[0] = '\0';

     if (strlen (from_here)<=19)
          strcpy (phone_number, from_here);
     else
          return false;
}

void main()

{          person p;

               p.input();

               p.print();
}




 

by: UJPosted on 2003-12-15 at 09:53:10ID: 9943349

i know u must be bored of me but now i get further errors

H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(29) : error C2065: 'string' : undeclared identifier
H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(29) : error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'temp'
H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(29) : error C2065: 'temp' : undeclared identifier
H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(39) : error C2228: left of '.c_str' must have class/struct/union type
H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(41) : error C2228: left of '.c_str' must have class/struct/union type
H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(49) : error C2228: left of '.c_str' must have class/struct/union type
H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(51) : error C2228: left of '.c_str' must have class/struct/union type
H:\Ass 2\proj4_inputName\ProperName.cpp(94) : error C2065: 'exit' : undeclared identifier
Error executing cl.exe.

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-15 at 10:01:14ID: 9943418

I do not have this kind of error ..... I suspect we didn't include the correct header file .... but I wasn't sure which header file to use in MS VC++ .... we need to consult someone who is familiar with MS VC++ ....

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-15 at 10:06:56ID: 9943468

 

by: meow00Posted on 2003-12-15 at 17:59:00ID: 9946282

Have u tried to include "using namespace std;" ?

 

by: UJPosted on 2003-12-16 at 14:37:51ID: 9952840

my program is now working, i modifd my void main, so now it work.
however i will give you points for all your hard work.

thanx

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