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ResidentBiscuit (4459)
Ah so it looks like my only guess was sort of correct. Sometimes the backwards compatibility with C seems a little ridiculous...
Casey21 (25)
Hi this is my code but it`s showing still some erorrs.

What is wrong with my program?

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#include <string>;
#include <iostream>;

using namespace std;



struct event_t {

    event_t( std::string const &title, unsigned const tickets, unsigned const tickets_available, event_t *next = nullptr)
    :   title( title ),
        tickets( tickets ),
        tickets_available( tickets_available ),
        next( next )
    {}

    bool is_sellout() const { return tickets_available == 0; }

    std::string title;
    unsigned tickets;
    unsigned tickets_available;

    event_t *next;
};

std::ostream & operator<<( std::ostream & os, event_t const &event )
{
    os << "Event \"" << event.title << "\"\nTickets:\t" << event.tickets << "\nTickets available:\t" << event.tickets_available;
    return os;
}



void print_event( event_t const & event )
{
    std::cout << event << '\n';
}



void print_event_list( event_t const & first_event )
{
    event_t const *current = &first_event;

    print_event( *current );
    return current->next ? print_event_list( *current->next ) : 0;
}



void print_event_list_sellout( event_t const & first_event )
{
    event_t const *current = &first_event;

    if( current->is_sellout() ) {

        print_event( *current );
    }

    return current->next ? print_event_list_sellout( *current->next ) : 0;
}



int main()
{
    event_t event_four( "foobarbaz", 2000, 2000 );
    event_t event_three( "foobar", 1000, 0, &event_four );
    event_t event_two( "bar", 5000, 4500, &event_three );
    event_t event_one( "foo", 10000, 0, &event_two );

    std::cout << "event_two:\n";
    print_event( event_two );

    std::cout << "\nEvent list:\n";
    print_event_list( event_one );

    std::cout << "\nEvent list sellout:\n";
    print_event_list_sellout( event_one );
}


Can please someone correct my programm so that it works?

cire (8284)
Hi this is my code but it`s showing still some erorrs.

What is wrong with my program?


Should we break out the crystal ball so we can figure out what kind of errors you're getting? Post relevant information.

"Hey! My program doesn't work! Can you fix it?"

Probably. But, will someone take the time if you can't take the time to say what's wrong?
Casey21 (25)
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp|16|warning: identifier 'nullptr' is a keyword in C++11 [-Wc++0x-compat]|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp|16|error: 'nullptr' was not declared in this scope|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp||In function 'void print_event_list(const event_t&)':|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp|56|error: second operand to the conditional operator is of type 'void', but the third operand is neither a throw-expression nor of type 'void'|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp|56|error: return-statement with a value, in function returning 'void' [-fpermissive]|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp||In function 'void print_event_list_sellout(const event_t&)':|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp|72|error: second operand to the conditional operator is of type 'void', but the third operand is neither a throw-expression nor of type 'void'|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp|72|error: return-statement with a value, in function returning 'void' [-fpermissive]|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp||In function 'int main()':|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp|80|error: call to 'event_t::event_t(const string&, unsigned int, unsigned int, event_t*)' uses the default argument for parameter 4, which is not yet defined|
||=== Build finished: 6 errors, 1 warnings (0 minutes, 0 seconds) ===|


That is the list of errors .

I would be glad if someone could help me.
Casey21 (25)
Has somebody an idea how I can correct my Code?
ne555 (10692)
The line numbers are off, ¿is so hard to copy-paste?

> warning: identifier 'nullptr' is a keyword in C++11 [-Wc++0x-compat]|
Compile with c++11 support if you plan to use it. By instance `-std=c++11'

> In function 'void print_event_list(const event_t&)':
> In function 'void print_event_list_sellout(const event_t&)':
>> error: return-statement with a value, in function returning 'void' [-fpermissive]|
You promise that you wouldn't return anything.
Casey21 (25)
Can somebody correct my Code so that it Works ?
ResidentBiscuit (4459)
Yea you can.
Casey21 (25)
I posted my Code but I am Not Finding the mistakes . That s why I am asking .


Is here any good Programmer who can correct my mistakes . Because I have just started Programming.
Casey21 (25)
Hello can someone please help me I am stucking with this task for some days now.

Or has somebody any idea where the mistakes are than I can probaly try tosolve them.

Please help me
Casey21 (25)
Hello all experts, I corrected a little the code but the programm is still not working.

Where is the problem?

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#include <string>
#include <iostream>


struct event_t {

    event_t( std::string const &title, unsigned const tickets, unsigned const tickets_available, event_t *next = nullptr)
    :   title( title ),
        tickets( tickets ),
        tickets_available( tickets_available ),
        next( next )
    {}

    bool is_sellout() const { return tickets_available == 0; }

    std::string title;
    unsigned tickets;
    unsigned tickets_available;

    event_t *next;
};

std::ostream & operator<<( std::ostream & os, event_t const &event )
{
    os << "Event \"" << event.title << "\"\nTickets:\t" << event.tickets << "\nTickets available:\t" << event.tickets_available;
    return os;
}



void print_event( event_t const & event )
{
    std::cout << event << '\n';
}



void print_event_list( event_t const & first_event )
{
    event_t const *current = &first_event;

    print_event( *current );
    if current->next ? print_event_list( *current->next );
    else return;
}


void print_event_list_sellout( event_t const & first_event )
{
    event_t const *current = &first_event;

    if( current->is_sellout() ) {

        print_event( *current );
    }

    if current->next ? print_event_list( *current->next );
    else return;
}



int main()
{
    event_t event_four( "foobarbaz", 2000, 2000 );
    event_t event_three( "foobar", 1000, 0, &event_four );
    event_t event_two( "bar", 5000, 4500, &event_three );
    event_t event_one( "foo", 10000, 0, &event_two );

    std::cout << "event_two:\n";
    print_event( event_two );

    std::cout << "\nEvent list:\n";
    print_event_list( event_one );

    std::cout << "\nEvent list sellout:\n";
    print_event_list_sellout( event_one );
}
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closed account (zb0S216C)
Those "if" statements on lines 43 and 57 contain incomplete ternary statements. Besides, those ternaries are not needed. It should be:

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if( current->next )
    print_event_list( *current->next );

// No need for an "else" branch as the function will return anyway.

In the future, posting a wall of code with a corresponding "Where is the problem?" will only get you ignored.

Wazzak
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Casey21 (25)
Hello Framework thank you . But is this the only mistake in my Code?

Can you please also Tell me Wehre the Otter mistakes are?

Because otherwise I will Never be finnisches with this task .
This task is making me Crazy.
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Casey21 (25)
Oh hello all experts .

My Programm is showing me only one error.

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#include <string>
#include <iostream>


struct event_t {

    event_t( std::string const &title, unsigned const tickets, unsigned const tickets_available, event_t *next = nullptr)
    :   title( title ),
        tickets( tickets ),
        tickets_available( tickets_available ),
        next( next )
    {}

    bool is_sellout() const { return tickets_available == 0; }

    std::string title;
    unsigned tickets;
    unsigned tickets_available;

    event_t *next;
};

std::ostream & operator<<( std::ostream & os, event_t const &event )
{
    os << "Event \"" << event.title << "\"\nTickets:\t" << event.tickets << "\nTickets available:\t" << event.tickets_available;
    return os;
}



void print_event( event_t const & event )
{
    std::cout << event << '\n';
}



void print_event_list( event_t const & first_event )
{
    event_t const *current = &first_event;

    print_event( *current );
    if (current->next) print_event_list( *current->next );

}



void print_event_list_sellout( event_t const & first_event )
{
    event_t const *current = &first_event;

    if( current->is_sellout() ) {

        print_event( *current );
    }

    if (current->next) print_event_list( *current->next );

}



int main()
{
    event_t event_four( "foobarbaz", 2000, 2000 );
    event_t event_three( "foobar", 1000, 0, &event_four );
    event_t event_two( "bar", 5000, 4500, &event_three );
    event_t event_one( "foo", 10000, 0, &event_two );

    std::cout << "event_two:\n";
    print_event( event_two );

    std::cout << "\nEvent list:\n";
    print_event_list( event_one );

    std::cout << "\nEvent list sellout:\n";
    print_event_list_sellout( event_one );
}


My ide is showing me an error on line 7.

Thar are the errors.

Can please someone help me?
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp|16|warning: identifier 'nullptr' is a keyword in C++11 [-Wc++0x-compat]|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp|16|error: 'nullptr' was not declared in this scope|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp||In function 'int main()':|
C:\CodeBlocks\12\main.cpp|82|error: call to 'event_t::event_t(const string&, unsigned int, unsigned int, event_t*)' uses the default argument for parameter 4, which is not yet defined|
||=== Build finished: 2 errors, 1 warnings (0 minutes, 0 seconds) ===|

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cire (8284)
ne555 wrote:
> warning: identifier 'nullptr' is a keyword in C++11 [-Wc++0x-compat]|
Compile with c++11 support if you plan to use it. By instance `-std=c++11'


From a previous post which you didn't pay attention to.
Casey21 (25)
How should I write this thing in another way that it works?


Sorry I have no idea.

cire (8284)
event_t * next = 0
closed account (zb0S216C)
Or, for the future:

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// From: http://www.stroustrup.com/C++11FAQ.html#11
// In C++11 the macro __cplusplus will be set to a value that differs from (is greater than)
// the current 199711L.
#if( __cplusplus > 199711L )
    #define NULL nullptr
#else
    #define NULL 0
#endif

int main( )
{
    int *Pointer_( NULL ); // 0 if C++11 is not enabled; "nullptr" if it is enabled.
}

Wazzak
Casey21 (25)
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#include <string>
#include <iostream>



struct event_t {

    event_t( std::string const &title, unsigned const tickets, unsigned const tickets_available, event_t * next = 0)
      : title( title ),
        tickets( tickets ),
        tickets_available( tickets_available ),
        next( next )
    {}

    bool is_sellout() const { return tickets_available == 0; }

    std::string title;
    unsigned tickets;
    unsigned tickets_available;

    event_t *next;
};

std::ostream & operator<<( std::ostream & os, event_t const &event )
{
    os << "Event \"" << event.title << "\"\nTickets:\t" << event.tickets << "\nTickets available:\t" << event.tickets_available;
    return os;
}



void print_event( event_t const & event )
{
    std::cout << event << '\n';
}



void print_event_list( event_t const & first_event )
{
    event_t const *current = &first_event;

    print_event( *current );
    if (current->next) print_event_list( *current->next );

}



void print_event_list_sellout( event_t const & first_event )
{
    event_t const *current = &first_event;

    if( current->is_sellout() ) {

        print_event( *current );
    }

    if (current->next) print_event_list( *current->next );

}



int main()
{
    event_t event_four( "foobarbaz", 2000, 2000 );
    event_t event_three( "foobar", 1000, 0, &event_four );
    event_t event_two( "bar", 5000, 4500, &event_three );
    event_t event_one( "foo", 10000, 0, &event_two );

    std::cout << "event_two:\n";
    print_event( event_two );

    std::cout << "\nEvent list:\n";
    print_event_list( event_one );

    std::cout << "\nEvent list sellout:\n";
    print_event_list_sellout( event_one );
}




Oh thank you very much cire . I posted you my code .

Its working now.

Only a such a small mistake with such a effect.

Cire have I now solved my task rightly or are there some mistakes .

Only that I can be sure.


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dreamincolor (23)
haha this thread was pretty funny
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