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  1. In Topic: Object is initializing to unwanted value

    Posted 8 Sep 2012

    My question has been answered.

    I was supposed to use: 
    cout << "Current balance is now: " << m_bao.getBalance() << '\n';


    instead of:
    cout << "Current balance is now: " << m_bao.getBalance() + '\n';

  2. In Topic: Object is initializing to unwanted value

    Posted 8 Sep 2012

    Jim,

    I kind of lost you. I attempted making a default and secondary constructor that sets to zero, but I keep having the problem of my current balance automatically being set to $10.

  3. In Topic: Object is initializing to unwanted value

    Posted 8 Sep 2012

    @skydiver

    so I changed my constructor to:

    //In BankAccount.cpp
BankAccount::BankAccount(float deposit) {
	balance = deposit;
}


    Here is my main which I test from:

    int main () {
	
	BankAccount checking(0.00);
	Transaction q(checking);
	q.displayOptions(); 
	q.printReciept();
	
	
}


    I am getting a compile time error: no matching function for call to BankAccount::BankAccount()
    Canidates are: BankAccount::BankAccount(float)
    or BankAccount::BankAccount(const BankAccount&)

    What is this error?

  4. In Topic: function prints undesired value

    Posted 8 Sep 2012

    @skydiver, wow thanks for your reply. I knew at first that it was redundant to add that parameter especially since it was already inside the object. Did I address my problem?
    //added this and removed the first parameter
void BankAccount::makeDeposit(float deposit_amount) {
	this->m_accountBalance += deposit_amount;
}

void BankAccount::makeWithdrawl(float withdrawl_amount) {
	this->m_accountBalance -= withdrawl_amount;
}




    int main () {
	BankAccount checking;
	BankAccount savings;
	checking.makeDeposit (100);
	savings.makeDeposit (200);
	cout << checking.getBalance() << '\n'; //returns 100
	cout << savings.getBalance() << '\n'; // returns 200
	
	checking.makeWithdrawl (20);
	savings.makeWithdrawl (20);
	cout << checking.getBalance() << '\n'; //returns 80
	cout << savings.getBalance() << '\n'; // returns 180
	
	
	return 0;
}

  5. In Topic: function prints undesired value

    Posted 8 Sep 2012

    View PostTwoOfDiamonds, on 08 September 2012 - 02:22 AM, said:

    Firstly , the output error you get is because you print the digits one after another, try to end your output lines with <<endl;
    Like 
    cout<<b2.getBalance<<endl;

    Also I think it's useless to have the m_accountBalance; and getBalance(); as floats as long as you will only add integers to m_accountBalance which is initialized to 0 by the constructor, you might want to rethink that and maybe change makeDeposit(BankAccount&, int); to makeDeposit(BankAccount&, float);


    I cant believe I didn't notice that, thank you for your quick reply.

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