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closed account (jyU4izwU)
Hi,
I tryed compiling my code but its not working....
A little help please!

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#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Student{

public:

	student();
	~student();
	int getAge();	
	void setAge(int a);

protected:
	int age;


};

Student::student(){


}

Student::~student(){

	

}

int Student::getAge(){

	return age;

}

void ::setAge(int a){

	age = a;
}

int main(){


	Student myStudent;

	myStudent.setAge(5);
	
	cout << "The student is " << myDog.getAge() << " years old!\n";

	system("pause");

	return 0;

}


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9 C:\Users\X200\Documents\C++ Project\Item.cpp ISO C++ forbids declaration of `student' with no type 
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10 C:\Users\X200\Documents\C++ Project\Item.cpp expected class-name before '(' token 
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20 C:\Users\X200\Documents\C++ Project\Item.cpp ISO C++ forbids declaration of `student' with no type 
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25 C:\Users\X200\Documents\C++ Project\Item.cpp expected class-name before '(' token 
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25 C:\Users\X200\Documents\C++ Project\Item.cpp no `Student::~Student()' member function declared in class `Student' 
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 C:\Users\X200\Documents\C++ Project\Item.cpp In function `void setAge(int)': 
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39 C:\Users\X200\Documents\C++ Project\Item.cpp `age' undeclared (first use this function) 
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  (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in.) 
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 C:\Users\X200\Documents\C++ Project\Item.cpp In function `int main()': 
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45 C:\Users\X200\Documents\C++ Project\Item.cpp `dog' undeclared (first use this function) 
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45 C:\Users\X200\Documents\C++ Project\Item.cpp expected `;' before "myDog" 
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47 C:\Users\X200\Documents\C++ Project\Item.cpp `myDog' undeclared (first use this function)


Thank you...
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closed account (jyU4izwU)
Bump...
MikeyBoy (5631)
Your constructor should have the same name as your class.

Your destructor should have the same name as your class, prefixed by ~.
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