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- c++ - Expression Must have Class Type? - Stack Overflow
Because you have not given any access modifiers, all of the members of this class default to private To fix this, you just need to label the public and private sections of your class:
- c++ - error: expression must have class type - Stack Overflow
I'm pretty new to c++ and programming in general so please describe as simply as possibly, thank you So I'm trying to make a simple text game and i have a couple files but when i try to use a method from a class it causes an error that says the expression must have a class type
- c++ - What is Expression must have class type - Stack Overflow
Dot operator assumes that left side should be a class-type, while this is a pointer to a class-type You have to use -> Secondly, malloc returns void*, you have to convert it Avoid the hassle and use new int unless you really must to use malloc edited Mar 19, 2021 at 7:38 answered Mar 19, 2021 at 7:36 Swift - Friday Pie 14 9k32549 1
- c++ - Expression must have pointer-to-class-type - Stack Overflow
std::list<MachineState*> zombs; Here is where I try to iterate through my list and i keep getting the error, on the "it->point1" saying that the expression must have a pointer to class type
- c++ - expression must have class type but when checking the type it . . .
To add to the confusion: char and int are not classes, but std::string is However a string literal does not have the type std::string, but rather const char[]
- c++ - The expression must have a class type - Stack Overflow
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