Why am I getting these errors in this banking file?

[silversidewalkstew]

I am working on a project for my class. Sadly, I have to take this programming class online and it has not been even close to easy. This is what I have and I cannot figure out why I keep getting the errors I am getting.



]bankingsystem.h
#ifndef BANKING_SYSTEM_H
#define BANKING_SYSTEM_H

#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
#include <string> // Used to allow string functions

using namespace std;


class Account {

public:
Account( int accountNumberValue, int passCode, string lastName, string firstName, double balance);
~Account();

void setFirstName ( string & );
string getFirstName();

void setLastName( string & );
string getLastName();

void setAccountNumber( int accountNumberValue );
int getAccountNumber();

void setPassCode( int passCodeValue );
int getPassCode();

void setBalance( double balanceValue );
double getBalance();


private:
string firstName;
string lastName;
int accountNumber;
int passCode;
double balance;

} // end class Account

#endif // Account_h

class BankingSystem
{ ---(45)
public:
BankingSystem();
~BankingSystem();

void addAccount();//option 1
Account query(int accountId);

void deleteAccount();//option 2
Account query(int accountId);

void AccountInquiry();//option 3
Account query(int accountId);

void saveAccount();//option 4
Account query(int accountId);

void loadAccounts();//option 5
Account query(int accountId);


private:
vector<Account> accounts_;

};



#endif ----(72)

[/code]


Errors:

----\bankingsystem.h(45) : error C2236: unexpected 'class' 'BankingSystem'. Did you forget a ';'?

----\bankingsystem.h(45) : error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '{'

----\bankingsystem.h(45) : error C2447: '{' : missing function header (old-style formal list?)

---\bankingsystem.h(72) : fatal error C1020: unexpected #endif


I am not asking anyone to debug my file...I am just asking to explain to me why this is happening. It seems so basic, maybe I am just missing something.

The lines where the errors are occurring have been made bold. And yes, that one line with the bracket is holding three errors.

[ats15]

} // end class Account should be }; // end class Account

On line 72 you have an endif, but endif makes sense in this particular case only if you have an #ifndef before. You have one at the beginning of the file, but you end it right before the Banking system class. #ifndef end #endif should come in pairs

[Ispil]

Are these one or two separate files? If they are just one, the endif issue is because you already did endif once, after account. Also, when defining a class, you must place a ; at the end of the closing brace. In the end, it is exactly what the errors said- you did forget a semicolon, and the #endif is unexpected because you already used one.

[silversidewalkstew]

This is just one file. I fix the errors and I thank you both for your help. But, I am running into this problem regardless of what I do. On line 7, I get an error that states "See
Account Declaration"

\bankingsystem.h(7) : see declaration of 'Account'

#ifndef BANKING_SYSTEM_H
#define BANKING_SYSTEM_H

#include <string> // Used to allow string functions
#include <vector>

class Account { 
public:
  Account( int accountNumberValue, int passCode, std::string lastName, 
           std::string firstName, double balance);
  ~Account();

  void setFirstName ( std::string & );
  std::string getFirstName();

  void setLastName( std::string & );
  std::string getLastName();

  void setAccountNumber( int accountNumberValue );
  int getAccountNumber();

  void setPassCode( int passCodeValue );
  int getPassCode();

  void setBalance( double balanceValue );
  double getBalance();


private:
  std::string firstName;
  std::string lastName;
  int accountNumber;
  int passCode;
  double balance;

}; // end class Account

class BankingSystem
{
public:
  BankingSystem();
  ~BankingSystem();

  Account query(int accountId);

  void addAccount();//option 1

  void deleteAccount();//option 2

  void AccountInquiry();//option 3

  void saveAccount();//option 4

  void loadAccounts();//option 5

private:
  std::vector<Account> accounts_;
};

#endif 

[MikeyBoy]

Is that the entirety of your error message? Are you sure there's not more information that your compiler's printing that you're not showing us?