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Im kinda new to programming, so my question is a simple one. I have came across term of data structures, and have been toying with some basic exsamples of them. While
Works perfectly fine, it shows an error whenever i try to get the "cout" part into a function
And I wonder why it happens, and how to pull it correctly.
Thank you for your help.
int *pointer [10];
struct cell{
int death;
};
int main ()
{
cell test;
cell * pointer[0];
pointer[0] = &test;
pointer[0] -> death = 5;
cout << pointer[0] -> death ;
cin.get();
return 0;
} Works perfectly fine, it shows an error whenever i try to get the "cout" part into a function
int *pointer [10];
struct cell{
int death;
};
int test() {cout << pointer[0] -> death;}
int main ()
{
cell test;
cell * pointer[0];
pointer[0] = &test;
pointer[0] -> death = 5;
test()
cin.get();
return 0;
} And I wonder why it happens, and how to pull it correctly.
Thank you for your help.
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int *pointer [10]; struct cell{ int death; }; int test() {cout << pointer[0] -> death;} int main () { cell test; cell * pointer[0]; pointer[0] = &test; pointer[0] -> death = 5; test() cin.get(); return 0; }
You've declared pointer twice.
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