solved  dynamic array

rishamessi (22)   Link to this post
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# include <iostream>
using namespace std ;

class Circle {
	  	  	  	private :
						 static const float pi=3.142 ;
	  		   			 float radius ;
				public :
	 	 			   	 void setRadius ( float ) ;
	 	 			   	 float getArea () ;
			 };

void Circle::setRadius( float r)
{
 radius = r ;
}

float Circle::getArea()
{
 	  return pi * radius * radius ;
}

int main ()
{
 Circle* circles ;
 int numberOfCircles ;
 float r ;

 cout << "Enter Number of Circles :  " ;
 cin >> numberOfCircles ;
 cout << endl << endl ;
 
 circles = new Circle [ numberOfCircles ] ;
 
 for ( int i=0 ; i < numberOfCircles ; i ++ )
 {
  	 cout << "Enter radius of Circle " << i+1 << " : " ; 
  	 cin >> circles.setRadius(r)[i] ;
  	 cout << endl ;
 }


 system("pause") ;
 return 0 ;
}
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rishamessi (22)   Link to this post
there is an error in line 38
what is the error ?????????????????????????????
Bazzy (3180)   Link to this post
That line doesn't make sense at all, you should have
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cin >> r; // see http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/articles/6046/
circles[i].setRadius();
rishamessi (22)   Link to this post
Thank you Bazzy
really thanks
rishamessi (22)   Link to this post
i want this prog to give the same output of the pervious one but i didnt want an array of Circles i want array of float can any one help me ?
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# include <iostream>
using namespace std ;

class StaticCircle {
	  			   private :
				   		   	static const float pi = 3.142 ;
	   		   	   public  :
				   		   	static float getArea ( float ) ;
				   };

static float StaticCircle::getArea( float r ) 
{
 return r * r * pi ;
}

int main ()
{
 int numberOfCircles ;

 cout << "Enter Number of Circle : " ;
 cin >> numberOfCircles ;

 StaticCircle circle ;
 float raduis[numberOfCircles] ;
 
 for ( int i = 0 ; i <numberOfCircles ; i++ )
 {
  	 cout << "Enter radius of Circle " << i+1 << " : " ;
  	 cin >> raduis[i] ;
 }

 for ( int i=0 ; i < numberOfCircles ; i ++ )
 {
  	 cout << circle.getArea(i);
 }
 system("pause") ;
 return 0 ;
}
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Bazzy (3180)   Link to this post
Line 24: you should have a dynamic array there ( not a fixed-size one )
rishamessi (22)   Link to this post
i want to use an array of floats
rishamessi (22)   Link to this post
instead of array of Circles i want to use array of floats can i do this ?
Bazzy (3180)   Link to this post
You can but you need a dynamic array ( or a std:: container )

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