For some reason it will NOT run...help please

[alicialng]

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#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;

class Employee
{
private:

	int employeeId;
	string FirstName;
	string LastName;
	char employee type;
	string employee status;
	int employee assignment;


public:
	Employee();
	Employee(string, string, char, int);
	void displayEmployeeID();
	string getFirstName();
	string setFirstName(string);
	string getLastName();
	string setLastName(string);
	char getEmployeetype();
	char setEmployeetype(char);
	string getEmployeestatus();
	string setEmployeestatus(string);
	int getEmployeeassignment();
	int setEmployeeassignment(int);
};


class Employee

{

 public:

Employee();

Employee(string first, string last, char type, int assi);

 string getFirstName();
{

return firstName;

}

void setFirstName(string name);

{

firstName = name;

}

string getLastName();

{

 return lastName;

}

void setLastName(string name);

 {

lastName = name;

}

char getEmployeetype()

{

 return type;

}
void setEmployeetype(char type);

{

 switch (type)

}

{



void displayEmployee();

void Main();

{

firstName = "not given";

lastName = "not given";

void displayEmployee();

string getFirstname();

void setFirstName(string first);

string getLastName();

void setLastName(string last);

char

}
void displayEmployee()
        {
            cout<<"Employee Information\n";
            cout<<"Employee ID:\t",,employeeid<<endl;
            cout<<"First Name:\t"<<firstName<<endl;
            cout<<"Last Name:\t"<<lastName<<endl;
            cout<<"Employee Type:\t"<<type<< "\n";
            cout<<"Employee Status:\t"<<status<< "\n";
            cout<<"Employee Assignment:\t" <<assignment << "\n";

system("Pause");
return 0;
        }
};

[Zhuge]

Do you get any errors?

[alicialng]

When I run it I keep getting "It seems that this project has been built yet"

[chicofeo]

When I run it I keep getting "It seems that this project has been built yet"

I don't what compiler do you have, but IMHO, it is garbage. You should have a long list of errors. You have syntax errors, incomplete variable declarations. and I saw a void Main C++ is character sensitive (Main() and main()) are not the same. I recommend you go back to the code and go back line by line to look for syntax errors. I placed some comments on the most common errors I found in the below code.

Furthermore, take a look at the link below on tips about how to ask questions:
http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/articles/40071/#msg218019

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;

class Employee
{
private:

	int employeeId;
	string FirstName;
	string LastName;
	char employee type; // C++ does not allow two variables with one type.
	string employee status; // C++ does not allow two variables with one type.
	int employee assignment; // C++ does not allow two variables with one type.


public:
	Employee();
	Employee(string, string, char, int);
	void displayEmployeeID();
	string getFirstName();
	string setFirstName(string);
	string getLastName();
	string setLastName(string);
	char getEmployeetype();
	char setEmployeetype(char);
	string getEmployeestatus();
	string setEmployeestatus(string);
	int getEmployeeassignment();
	int setEmployeeassignment(int);
};


class Employee

{

public:

	Employee();

	Employee(string first, string last, char type, int assi);

	string getFirstName(); // No semicolon.
	{

		return firstName;

	}

	void setFirstName(string name);// No semicolon.

	{

		firstName = name;

	}

	string getLastName();// No semicolon.

	{

		return lastName;

	}

	void setLastName(string name);// No semicolon.

	{

		lastName = name;

	}

	char getEmployeetype()

	{

		return type;

	}
	void setEmployeetype(char type)// No semicolon.

	{

		switch (type)

	}

{



	void displayEmployee();

	void Main(); // Is this the main function. Then it should be int main(). No semi-colon.

	{

		firstName = "not given";

		lastName = "not given";

		void displayEmployee();

		string getFirstname();

		void setFirstName(string first);

		string getLastName();

		void setLastName(string last);

		char  // Where is the variable?

	}
	void displayEmployee()
	{
		cout << "Employee Information\n";
		cout << "Employee ID:\t", , employeeid << endl; // It should be << employeeid <<.
		cout << "First Name:\t" << firstName << endl;
		cout << "Last Name:\t" << lastName << endl;
		cout << "Employee Type:\t" << type << "\n";
		cout << "Employee Status:\t" << status << "\n";
		cout << "Employee Assignment:\t" << assignment << "\n";

		system("Pause");
		return 0;
	}
};