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put in an '&' and now it provides no intializer

maharris (85)
if i add a & it provides no intialzer


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class rateChange{
public:
	rateChange();
	int& monthChange;
	int& weekChange;
	int& dayChange;
};

rateChange::rateChange(){
};


but when i do


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class rateChange{
public:
	rateChange();
	int monthChange;
	int weekChange;
	int dayChange;
};

rateChange::rateChange(){
};


it works fine.

help?
Peter87 (11234)
Why do you want to store references?
maharris (85)
to have them appear later in the program. i want to have the user write them, then later read them.
Peter87 (11234)
I don't understand what you say but you can use references if you initialize them in the constructor initializer list

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class rateChange{
public:
	rateChange(int&, int&, int&);
	int& monthChange;
	int& weekChange;
	int& dayChange;
};

rateChange::rateChange(int& mc, int& wc, int& dc)
:	monthChange(mc),
	weekChange(wc),
	dayChange(dc)
{
};
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maharris (85)
thank you.
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