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[jlillie89]

hello guys
can you help me ? why is this all jacked up?

#include<iostream>
#include <string>
#include<cctype>
using namespace std;

class personType
{

public: 
personType();
	
	
personType(string , char,int);
	

void set(string , char, int);
	

void print() const;
	

private :
	string name; 
	char sex;
	int age;


};
	
	
personType();
	{
		name = " ";
		sex = 'M';
		age = -1;
	}
	
personType(string x, char y, int z);
{
		name = x;
		sex = y;
		age = z;
}


void personType::set(string a, char b, int c);
	{
		name = a;
		sex = b;
		age = c;
	}

	
void personType::print() const;
{
		cout << "Name: " << name << endl;
		if(toupper(sex) == ' M')
		cout << "gender : Male" << endl;
		else 
			cout << " Gender : Female " << endl;
		cout << "Age" << age << endl;


}

[TheGrayWolf]

I didn't tested the whole thing, but you declare every constructor and method twice. Remove the ; in the definitions and add personType with the scope resolution operator or the compiler will not be able to refer to the constructors of the class.

E.g.

 
personType();
	{
		name = " ";
		sex = 'M';
		age = -1;
	}

becomes

 
personType::personType();
	{
		name = " ";
		sex = 'M';
		age = -1;
	}

Btw, it's a convention to write the class name with both capital letters, PersonType instead of personType, but use what you are comfortable with.

[jlillie89]

Hi thanks I have solved it .