At 04:48 2007-03-26, glogic_1 wrote:
>Hey all
>I dont have the code for the following as i no where know enough about
>programming yet but here goes my question anyway.
>using classes i can create stuff like the following
>class account{
> int accnum;
> char acctype;
> int balance;
> etc
>public:
> int getbalance(void);
> etc
>};
>now i save classes such as this as a .h file
>so to create each new account i would do this in main cpp
>account Gavin;
>this would create a variable called gavin of type account right?
>but how would i create accounts within the program as its running
>without knowing before hand the account(in this case Gavin) name ?
>or how would this be approached?
>hope this makes sense
you likely either want to put a "name" element in your data, or
perhaps use std::map<std::string, account> to hold them.
>g
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