#include "Student.h"
#include<iostream>
#include<cstdlib>
#include<string>
using namespace std;
Student::Student()
{
 name=" ";
 surname="";
 assignment1Mark=0;
 assignment2Mark=0;
 labTestMark=0;
 examMark=0;

}
Student::Student(string name,string surname,int a1, int a2, int test, int exam)
{
	name=name;
	surname=surname;
     assignment1Mark=a1;
     assignment2Mark=a2;
     labTestMark=test;
      examMark=exam;
}

string Student:: getName()const
{
	return name;
}

string Student:: getSurname()const
{
	return surname;
}

int Student:: getAssignment1Mark()const
{
	return  assignment1Mark;
}

int Student:: getAssignment2Mark()const
{
	return assignment2Mark;
}

int Student:: getLabTestMark()const
{
	return labTestMark;
}


int Student::getExamMark()const
{
	return examMark;
}

void Student:: setAssignment1Mark(int a1Mark)
{
assignment1Mark=a1Mark;
}

void Student::setAssignment2Mark(int a2Mark)
{
assignment2Mark=a2Mark;
}
void Student:: setLabTestMark(int lMark)
{
labTestMark=lMark;
}

void Student::setExamMark(int eMark)
{

examMark=eMark;
}

bool Student:: passed()const
{
if (((assignment1Mark + assignment2Mark) >= 20) && ((labTestMark + examMark ) >= 30))
return true;
else
return false;
}

string Student::getGrade()const
{
/*(NN 	-       if the Total Mark is less than 40;
MN 	-       if (40 <= Total Mark < 50) or (Total Mark >= 50 but student didn't pass);
P	-       if (50 <= Total Mark < 60) and student passed;
C 	-       if (60 <= Total Mark < 70) and student passed;
D	-       if (70 <= Total Mark < 80) and student passed;
HD 	-       if Total Mark >= 80;*/

	int totalMark=assignment1Mark+assignment2Mark+labTestMark+examMark;

	if(totalMark>=80)
	return "HD";
	else if((totalMark>=70 &&totalMark<80)&&passed())
		return "D";
	else if ((totalMark>=60 && totalMark<70) && passed())
		return "C";
	else if((totalMark>=50 && totalMark<60) && passed())
		return "P";
	else if(( totalMark>=40 && totalMark<50) || (totalMark>=50 && !passed()))
		return "MN";
	else
		return "NN";


}

ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, const Student & aStudent)
{
out<<endl;
out<<aStudent.getName<<" "<<aStudent.getSurname<<":"<<endl;
out<<"\t assignment1 maerk"<<aStudent.getAssignment1Mark<<endl;
out<<"\t assignment2 mark"<<aStudent.getAssignment2Mark<<endl;
out<<"\t lab test mark"<<aStudent.getLabTestMark<<endl;
out<<"\t exam mark"<<aStudent.getExamMark<<endl;
return out;
}

bool Student:: operator<(const Student &)const
{
	return true;

}

int main()
{
	Student b("bhuwan","rc",30,20,10,42);
	cout<<b;
	return 0;
}

when i compile this program
i got output like this
ompiling...
Student.cpp
H:\Assignment2c\Student.cpp(132) : error C2593: 'operator <<' is ambiguous
Error executing cl.exe.

Student.obj - 1 error(s), 0 warning
please anyone can tell me what is the problem with this

Without line numbers present (please use code tags in the future), I'm guessing that this line is the offender

out<<aStudent.getName<<" "<<aStudent.getSurname<<":"<<endl;

You're asking the program to display the getName function, not the string that it returns. How does it work if you fix it like:

out<<aStudent.getName( )<<" "<<aStudent.getSurname( )<<":"<<endl;
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