The second cout statement won't output

[mcleano]

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// Defines constructor, destructor, and range() function in-line.

#include <iostream>

// Declare the Vehicle class.
class Vehicle {
      // These are now private
      int passengers; // number of passengers
      int fuelcap; // fuel capacity in gallons
      int mpg; // fuel consumption in miles per gallon
      
      public:
        // This is a constructor for Vehiclce.
        Vehicle(int p, int f, int m) {
              passengers = p;
              fuelcap = f;
              mpg = m;
              }
        
        // Compute and return the range.
        int range() { return mpg*fuelcap; }
        
        // Accessor functions.
        int get_passengers() { return passengers; }
        int get_fuelcap() { return fuelcap; }
        int get_mpg() { return mpg; }
};

int main()
{
    // Pass values to Vehicle constructor.
    Vehicle minivan(7, 16, 21);
    Vehicle sportscar(2, 14, 12);
    
    int range1, range2;
    
    // Compute the ranges assuming a full tank of gas.
    range1 = minivan.range();
    range2 = sportscar.range();
    
    std::cout << "Minivan can carry " << minivan.get_passengers() << " with a range of "
              << range1 << "\n";
    std::cout << "Sportscar can carry " << sportscar.get_passengers() << " with a range of "
              << range2 << "\n"; // This doesn't output, nor do any othersI try to output aswell
    
    std::cin.get();
    return 0;
}      

Thank you.

[helios]

Works fine for me.

[mcleano]

Hmm Dev-C++ must have issues with classes or something. Or maybe its how mine is set up? VC++ displays it correctly.

[helios]

I tested it with MinGW. Dev-C++'s version of MinGW is pretty old, though.

EDIT: Oh, I just remembered. I have had issues with MinGW sending output to the wrong streams at the wrong times for no apparent reason, by the way.

[mcleano]

Ok, will bare that in mind in future exercises.