Passing an object to a function?

[Cosimo Vilardo]

Im having a problem passing a specif object of a class to a function. I am getting error codes left an right. Will someone be willing to help me. My code is below with a message from a Professor of mine.

Her message:
"ERROR: printone is using a global data structure. It should receive the single object to print as a parameter, rather than receiving the subscript as a parameter. You must declare the array of object inside main. Class definitions are global, but not actual variables."

//search function
void findlastname(Juventus team[], int n, string lastname)
{
     
     for(int count=0;count<n;count++){
          if(lastname==team[count].personal.last)
               printone(team[count]);
          
     }
          return;
}
//printone
void printone(Juventus team[count]){

    
     cout<<"First name: "<<team[count].personal.first<<endl;
     cout<<"Last name: "<<team[count].personal.last<<endl;
     cout<<"Age: "<<team[count].personal.age<<endl;
     cout<<"Player Position: "<<team[count].player.position<<endl;
     cout<<"Goals scored this season: "<<team[count].player.goals<<endl;
     cout<<"Assists this season: "<<team[count].player.assists<<endl<<endl;
     
     return;
}

[webJose]

Who is she?? Your teacher?

Anyway, you are being told that the printone() function needs to receive a single object. Why then are you trying to put an entire array up there?? Don't receive an entire array, just receive a single Juventus object.

[Cosimo Vilardo]

Sorry. "She" is my prof. Here is the thing. I am stumped on how to pass just a single object from Juventus.

[ciphermagi]

Well, first things first. White noise (spaces, tabs, returns, etc.) aren't allowed in variable names.

Second, you actually have to declare an instance of team.

Third, you have a message from your instructor that describes errors in places that you haven't posted code for.

[webJose]

I also assumed that Juventus was the name of a class. In other words, I assumed you were declaring a parameter called team that was an array of objects of type Juventus. I know, it doesn't make sense in the context of soccer, but that's what I read in my C++ brain. You need to tell us the type of object that you need to give to printone().