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


class books
{
char  author[20],title[100],publisher[30];
float price;
int stock;


public:
void display();


void getdata(void)
{
char title[100],author[20];
cout<<"Name/Title of the Book--->";
cin>>title;
cout<<"\n\nAuthor of the Book------->";
cin>>author;
}
void stock()
{
char choice='y',another;
while(choice=='y')
{
cout<<"\nEnter the following into Stock....\n";


cout<<"\nAuthor-------->";
cin>>author;


cout<<"\nTitle--------->";
cin>>title;


cout<<"\nPrice--------->";
cin>>price;


cout<<"\nPublisher----->";
cin>>publisher;


cout<<"\nNo of Copies-->";
cin>>stock;


cout<<"\n\nAdd another record(y/n)--->";
fflush(stdin);
another=getche();
//cin>>another;
}
}


void match()
{

in void match()--->I want to match void getdata() and void stock(). How I can do this.
Pls help me

wrap this in [code=cpp] [/code] tags, with indents. And what do you mean you "want to match void getdata() and void stock()"?

in void match()--->I want to match void getdata() and void stock(). How I can do this.

You have a bit of work to do. In getdata() you are reading the book details into local variables, so match() can't access it. One approach would be to make title[] and author[] into class members (rename them so as not to clash with the existing names). In match() you can then compare your getdata() input with the existing stock.

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