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Undeclared Identifier - Part 2

Okay the last one was a stupid spelling oversight. But I can't see why I get a "undeclared identifier" error everytime I use the instance of the class as an arguement. The code snippet follows:

class CIntegerSet
{
public:
CIntegerSet (int,int,int,int,int);
CIntegerSet ();
void UnionOfIntegerSets                         (CIntegerSet &, CIntegerSet &);
CIntegerSet IntersectionOfIntegerSet (CIntegerSet &, CIntegerSet &);
void InsertElement (CIntegerSet &, int);
void DeleteElement (CIntegerSet &, int);
void SetPrint        (CIntegerSet &);
bool IsEqual        (CIntegerSet &, CIntegerSet &);
private:
      int IntArray[100];
};

int main ()
{

CIntegerSet IntSet1(4, 9, 21, 13, 44);
CIntegerSet IntSet2(3, 7, 33, 62, 75);
CIntegerSet IntSet3();

UnionOfIntegerSets(IntSet1, IntSet2); // error HERE

SetPrint(IntSet3); //error HERE

InsertElement(IntSet1, 15); //error HERE
InsertElement(IntSet2, 15); // funny, no error here

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larockd

The compiler is also going to bark about your constructor...
Once you fix your other compile errors your constructor is going to cause an error.
CIntegerSet (int,int,int,int,int); This will produce an unresolved identifer LNK 1120 error..

Above is how you declare it.... Needs to be declared like this
CIntegerSet (int,int,int,int,int) {};

Plus you might actually want to do something in the constructor also...

Darrell