Help with classes

[bsdpowa]

I have a header and cpp file.I'm trying to learn OOP so I did a small program that handles classes.In the header I have declared the class and in the main file I'm implementing the methods.

m_prvi = first number
m_drugi = second number
m_rezultat = result

So I call newobject.Summate(5,3) and then newobject.print() and it does everything fine but why is not the constructor working properly?

It's a default constructor which should intiliaze the attributes (set their values to zero) but it doesn't.Why not?

EADER FILE

#ifndef _CLASS_H
#define _CLASS_H

class COseba
{
private:
	int m_prvi;
	int m_drugi;
	int m_rezultat;
public:
	void setNumber(int a, int b);
	void Sestej();
	void Izpisi();

	COseba();
//	~COseba();
};

#endif

MAIN FILE

#include <iostream.h>
#include "class.h"

void COseba::setNumber(int a, int b)
{
	m_prvi = a;
	m_drugi = b;
}

void COseba::Sestej()
{
	m_rezultat = m_prvi + m_drugi;
}

void COseba::Izpisi()
{
	cout << "Rezultat je: " << m_rezultat << endl;
}

COseba::COseba()
{
	m_prvi = 0;
	m_drugi = 0;
	m_rezultat = 0;
}

int main()
{
	COseba novi;

	novi.setNumber(5,3);
	novi.Sestej();
	novi.Izpisi();

	COseba();//::COseba();

	novi.Izpisi();

	return 0;
}

[Bench]

int main()
{
	COseba novi;

	novi.setNumber(5,3);
	novi.Sestej();
	novi.Izpisi();

	COseba();//::COseba();

	novi.Izpisi();

	return 0;
}

a lone call to the constructor won't do anything useful - a constructor call means a new object is created (and in the case above, the object is created, does nothing, then destroyed)

change that line to

novi = COseba();

This calls the constructor to create a new COseba object, and copies the new object to novi

[bsdpowa]

Ofcourse! Thank you Bench!

[Joncamp]

It may be your compiler, you should try putting the class constructor and other members in the same file as the class declaration.

Personally I declare the member functions in the class {} structure it's self, not after the class declaration, less typing.

[bsdpowa]

I moved declarations to another .cpp file because I want it to be more "reviewable".I'm just starting with OOP with C++ so inline declarations could easily confuse me.