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I'm currently making my first project in codeblocks, but when i generate a new class it pops up a bunch of errors.
Code:
#ifndef SERVICIO_H
#define SERVICIO_H
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
class Servicio
{
public:
Servicio();
virtual ~Servicio();
int codigo Get[10]() { return [10]; }
void Set[10](int codigo val) { [10] = val; }
string nombre Get[10]() { return [10]; }
void Set[10](string nombre val) { [10] = val; }
float precio Get[10]() { return [10]; }
void Set[10](float precio val) { [10] = val; }
float comision Get[10]() { return [10]; }
void Set[10](float comision val) { [10] = val; }
protected:
private:
int codigo [10];
string nombre [10];
float precio [10];
float comision [10];
}
#endif // SERVICIO_H
And the error log:
|12|error: expected ';' at end of member declaration|
|12|error: 'Get' does not name a type|
|13|error: expected ',' or '...' before 'val'|
|13|error: declaration of 'Set' as array of functions|
|13|error: expected ';' at end of member declaration|
|14|error: expected ';' at end of member declaration|
|14|error: 'Get' does not name a type|
|15|error: expected ',' or '...' before 'val'|

Answer 1

You need a ; after the closing bracket of the class.

Answer 2

If you can use C++11, then consider using std::array. See this for details.
#include <array>
#include <iostream>
class Servicio
{
public:
Servicio() { }
virtual ~Servicio() { }
We don't want to return by reference since you only want to get the value.
std::array<int, 10> get_codigo() const {
return codigo;
}
Here you can consider doing something with value before assigning it to codigo.
void set_codigo(const std::array<int, 10>& value) {
codigo = value;
}
protected:
private:
std::array<int, 10> codigo;
std::array<std::string, 10> nombre;
std::array<float, 10> precio;
std::array<float, 10> comision;
};
Either way this style of coding is cumbersome and probably not the correct approach.

Answer 3

What? This code is nothing like C++. You really need to read a book before you start coding. C++ is very different from whatever language you knew before. It's not just syntactically different, the concepts are different. You are not going to be able to code C++ just by using what you know already, you are going to have to do some studying.
I guess you're not likely to take the advice above, so here's start, it is at least legal code (but not good code though).
class Servicio
{
public:
Servicio();
int* GetCodigo() { return codigo; }
...
private:
int codigo [10];
};