can you make a header file for this main ?

[Oki1100]

#include <iostream>
#include "graph.h"

int main()
{
int yourMark = 1;
//2-es
Graph<int, false> undir_graph;
Graph<int, true> dir_graph;

undir_graph.add(3);
undir_graph.add(7);
undir_graph.add(6);

undir_graph.add(3, 7);
undir_graph.add(6, 3);

dir_graph.add(1);
dir_graph.add(2);
dir_graph.add(3);
dir_graph.add(4);
dir_graph.add(5);
dir_graph.add(1,3);
dir_graph.add(3,2);
dir_graph.add(4,2);
dir_graph.add(5,1);
dir_graph.add(5,5);
dir_graph.add(4,4);

const Graph<int, false> cug = undir_graph;

yourMark += (cug.is_directed() + dir_graph.is_directed());


//3-as
undir_graph.remove(3, 6);

if (cug.has(7,3) &&
!dir_graph.has(3,1))
{
yourMark = cug.countNodes();
}


//4-es
dir_graph.remove(3);
yourMark = dir_graph.countEdges();


//5-os
Graph<int, false> a;
Graph<int, false> b;
a.add(2);
a.add(4);
a.add(5);
a.add(2,4);
a.add(5,4);
b.add(2);
b.add(4);
b.add(7);
b.add(6);
b.add(4,2);
b.add(7,6);
Graph<int, false> c = a + b;

Graph<int, true> d;
d.add(3);
d.add(5);
d.add(3,5);
Graph<int, true> e;
e.add(7);
e.add(3);
e.add(3,7);
Graph<int, true> f = d + e;

if (3 == f.countNodes() && 2 == f.countEdges())
yourMark = c.countNodes();

std::cout << "Your mark is " << yourMark << std::endl;
return 0;
}

[Peter87]

Why do you need a header file?

[bluecoder]

name the main as different function name like

"funtion1()"

and the save the file as the header file.
I agree with Peter87 as ... why do you a header file of this main ( )

[Oki1100]

For my exam ! :D

[Moschops]

main.h

#include <iostream>
#include "graph.h" 

[Oki1100]

could you write the "graph.h" file ?
That was my exam and i fall.