Help Me For A Conditional Structure

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Can I use if or Switch structure for the objects of a class...for example:

C++

class A
{     
       int acountNo;
       float balance;
       setvalue()
      {
         cout<<"Enter A/C #:"; 
         cin>>acountNo;
         cout<<"Enter Balance:"; 
         cin>>balance;
      }


void main()
{
    A X1,X2,X3;
    A1.setval();
    A2.setval();
    A3.setval();
    
    int a;
    cout<<"Enter Account No: ";
    cin>>a;
    if (a== A1.acountNo)    // This statement gives error

if i write :

C++

if(a==A A1.acountNo)

// It also give Error

Plese Help me that what is correct method for this.

Posted 13-Apr-14 3:35am

Member 10736823

Updated 13-Apr-14 3:57am

Wes Aday

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[no name] 13-Apr-14 9:49am

It might help things along if you just tell us which error it is that you are getting. There is more than one error message in the programming world. And in no way would this code compile anyway.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-04-13T03:42:00

Solution 1

Well... I'd start by matching the names up...
Change:

C#

A X1,X2,X3;
A1.setval();
A2.setval();
A3.setval();

int a;
cout<<"Enter Account No: ";
cin>>a;
if (a== A1.acountNo)

To:

C#

A A1,A2,A3;
A1.setval();
A2.setval();
A3.setval();

int a;
cout<<"Enter Account No: ";
cin>>a;
if (a== A1.acountNo)

And see if that fixes it...

Posted 13-Apr-14 3:42am

OriginalGriff

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Member 10736823 13-Apr-14 9:54am

No brother... :-( If statement do not accepting objects(eg. A1 or A2)?
if (a== A1.acountNo) gives error...

Member 10736823 13-Apr-14 9:59am

Situation is that I have many objects and I want to access a specific object with the help of its data member for example "acountNo" is a data member of object A1 in this case...Every object has a "acountNo" data member, so I want to search a specific "acountNo" with the help of if-else or switch structure....but it gives error...

OriginalGriff 13-Apr-14 10:03am

Exactly what error does it give?
Copy and paste the message, if you can.

Member 10736823 13-Apr-14 10:35am

Now its working...Thanks! :-)