As seen in the image below I am initialising a variable for a class
http://puu.sh/uOv5E/7f5ce0e517.PNG
Yet when I run my program visual studio tells me I have not initialised the variable.
http://puu.sh/uOuRX/7e19796e6c.png
Even thought it tells me I have not initialised it I can still use it.
Okay I just fixed it, it seems, but is this really correct, do we have to create a
a new to use pointers?.
http://puu.sh/uOvjF/18957525ae.png
Also now my program corrupts at the end of running.
Thanks for any knowledge because I am horrible at researching!
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just paste the code next time.
Without knowing the class, assuming everything is set up to go, yes a new statement to allocate the object should be correct.
you can also just make a class object without pointers.
classname foo;
foo.function();
yes but without pointers cause issues
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