vector of a class?

[osur]

Hello again,
I wish to make a vector of class VItem, so that the vector can store both of the strings "word" and "pos" per space (or whatever the proper term for a vector slot is?)
Is such a thing possible? Or would this only work with structs?

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <vector>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;


class VItem{
friend class Sentence;
public:
// ...

private:
string word;
string pos;

};

VItem VItemclass;



class Sentence{
friend class VItem;

public:	
//...
vector <VItem> translatedVItem; 
//...

private:
string sent;
vector <VItem> vItems;

};



Sentence sentclass;
int main()
{
	sentclass.vItems[0].word= "Hello";
	return 0;
}

I have attempted to create it as such, leading to errors saying (in main) that both vItems and word are private. Is there a way to make this work? If so, can it work while what is currently in private remains in private?
Thank you for your time

[Smac89]

No it won't work that way. Private is private for exactly the reason to prevent such a thing you have done from happening

overload the >> operator for your Sentence class
OR
pass the string into the sentence class and have it populate the vector

[integralfx]

You could use setters and getters.

class A
{
    int number;
    
public:
    int getNumber() { return number };
    
    void setNumber(int num) { number = num };
};

You don't need to explicitly state the private access specifier, as classes are defaulted to private.