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calling a double for a header file to .cpp file

abaz01 (24)
hi im trying to call a double from my header file to my .cpp file but my complier keeps giving me an error. i dont know what im doing wrong here. plz help.


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//header file
#ifndef RIGHTTRIANGLE_H
#define RIGHTTRIANGLE_H


class RightTriangle

{
    public:

    RightTriangle(double newbase, double newheight);

    double GetArea();

    double GetPerimeter();

    void Print();

    double base;

    double height;
};

#endif



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//.cpp file
#include "RightTriangle.h"
#include<iostream>
#include<cmath>

using namespace std;



RightTriangle::RightTriangle(double GetArea)

{
    double GetArea

    RightTriangle Area;

    Area.GetArea = .5*base*height;

    return Area;
}



void RightTriangle::Print()
{
    cout << "Area of Triangle = " << .5*base*height << endl;
    
}
Peter87 (11234)
In the header file you have declared the constructor to take one argument but in the source file it's defined to take only one argument.
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