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Post October 4th, 2011, 4:55 pm

Working on an assignment for class, and ran into an error. Not exactly sure what the problem is since all my braces and brackets match up. Anybody able to point out what I'm doing wrong? Error is "Unexpected end-of-file found".

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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class ProjectResources
{
    struct project
    {
        char name[15];
        char resourceType[20];
        char skill[15];
        double payRate;
        float hours;
    };

    void main()
    {
        project resources[4] =
        {
            { "Sheila Chu", "Developer", "C++", 38.00, 480},
            { "Steve Dahlman", "Systems Analyst", "SQL", 35.00, 360},
            { "Mike Hammond", "Developer", "C++", 38.00, 480},
            { "Greg McDole", "Developer", "ETL", 36.00, 360},
            { "Heather Tang", "Business Analyst", 32.00, 500}
        };
    
        cout << projectresources[0].name << ", " << projectresources[0].resourceType << ", " << projectresources[0].skill << ", " << projectresources[0].payRate << ", " << projectresources[0].hours << ", " projectresources[0].payrate * projectresources[0].hours << endl;
        cout << projectresources[1].name << ", " << projectresources[1].resourceType << ", " << projectresources[1].skill << ", " << projectresources[1].payRate << ", " << projectresources[1].hours << ", " projectresources[1].payrate * projectresources[1].hours << endl;
        cout << projectresources[2].name << ", " << projectresources[2].resourceType << ", " << projectresources[2].skill << ", " << projectresources[2].payRate << ", " << projectresources[2].hours << ", " projectresources[2].payrate * projectresources[2].hours << endl;
        cout << projectresources[3].name << ", " << projectresources[3].resourceType << ", " << projectresources[3].skill << ", " << projectresources[3].payRate << ", " << projectresources[3].hours << ", " projectresources[3].payrate * projectresources[3].hours << endl;
        cout << projectresources[4].name << ", " << projectresources[4].resourceType << ", " << projectresources[4].skill << ", " << projectresources[4].payRate << ", " << projectresources[4].hours << ", " projectresources[4].payrate * projectresources[4].hours << endl;

        cin.get();

        return;

    }
}
  1. #include <iostream>
  2. using namespace std;
  4. class ProjectResources
  5. {
  6.     struct project
  7.     {
  8.         char name[15];
  9.         char resourceType[20];
  10.         char skill[15];
  11.         double payRate;
  12.         float hours;
  13.     };
  15.     void main()
  16.     {
  17.         project resources[4] =
  18.         {
  19.             { "Sheila Chu", "Developer", "C++", 38.00, 480},
  20.             { "Steve Dahlman", "Systems Analyst", "SQL", 35.00, 360},
  21.             { "Mike Hammond", "Developer", "C++", 38.00, 480},
  22.             { "Greg McDole", "Developer", "ETL", 36.00, 360},
  23.             { "Heather Tang", "Business Analyst", 32.00, 500}
  24.         };
  25.     
  26.         cout << projectresources[0].name << ", " << projectresources[0].resourceType << ", " << projectresources[0].skill << ", " << projectresources[0].payRate << ", " << projectresources[0].hours << ", " projectresources[0].payrate * projectresources[0].hours << endl;
  27.         cout << projectresources[1].name << ", " << projectresources[1].resourceType << ", " << projectresources[1].skill << ", " << projectresources[1].payRate << ", " << projectresources[1].hours << ", " projectresources[1].payrate * projectresources[1].hours << endl;
  28.         cout << projectresources[2].name << ", " << projectresources[2].resourceType << ", " << projectresources[2].skill << ", " << projectresources[2].payRate << ", " << projectresources[2].hours << ", " projectresources[2].payrate * projectresources[2].hours << endl;
  29.         cout << projectresources[3].name << ", " << projectresources[3].resourceType << ", " << projectresources[3].skill << ", " << projectresources[3].payRate << ", " << projectresources[3].hours << ", " projectresources[3].payrate * projectresources[3].hours << endl;
  30.         cout << projectresources[4].name << ", " << projectresources[4].resourceType << ", " << projectresources[4].skill << ", " << projectresources[4].payRate << ", " << projectresources[4].hours << ", " projectresources[4].payrate * projectresources[4].hours << endl;
  32.         cin.get();
  34.         return;
  36.     }
  37. }


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Post October 4th, 2011, 4:55 pm

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Post October 4th, 2011, 5:20 pm

You need a semicolon (;) after your closing brace for the class declaration. Add a newline as well since many compilers will complain about that.

Also, you shouldn't be inlining main(), but I'll leave that to your instructor ;)
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Post October 4th, 2011, 5:37 pm

Other possible errors:

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cout << projectresources[0].name...........


Are you sure you do not mean:

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cout << resources[0].name...... etc


Since resources[] are holding the structures values (projectresources is the class name). Also you are defining a array with 4 values:

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project resources[4]


This will give you a array looking like this:
resources[0]
resources[1]
resources[2]
resources[3]

Not an array of 5 witch you probably think it would when you try to pass this array 5 values:

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project resources[4] =
    {
      { "Sheila Chu", "Developer", "C++", 38.00, 480},
      { "Steve Dahlman", "Systems Analyst", "SQL", 35.00, 360},
      { "Mike Hammond", "Developer", "C++", 38.00, 480},
      { "Greg McDole", "Developer", "ETL", 36.00, 360},
      { "Heather Tang", "Business Analyst", 32.00, 500}
    };
  1. project resources[4] =
  2.     {
  3.       { "Sheila Chu", "Developer", "C++", 38.00, 480},
  4.       { "Steve Dahlman", "Systems Analyst", "SQL", 35.00, 360},
  5.       { "Mike Hammond", "Developer", "C++", 38.00, 480},
  6.       { "Greg McDole", "Developer", "ETL", 36.00, 360},
  7.       { "Heather Tang", "Business Analyst", 32.00, 500}
  8.     };


This may compile but can course problematic behavior.

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