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Problem Calling a function from a class

Hippiewho (6)
ok so im trying to call on a function so that it can go through do the cout commands but i keep getting a expression must have a class type. im pretty sure its going to be a face palm moment but i cant for the life of me figure it out. heres the coding:
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#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

class monthSearch
{
private:
	int day;
public:
	monthSearch(int x){ day=x;}
	void getPrint()
		{if ( day>=1 || day<=31)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on January " << day << ".";
			}
		else if ( day>=32 || day<=59)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on February " << day-31 << ".";
			}
		else if ( day>=60 || day<=90)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on March " << day-59 << ".";
			}
		else if ( day>=91 || day<=120)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on April " << day-90 << ".";
			}
		else if ( day>=121 || day<=151)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on May " << day-120 << ".";
			}
		else if ( day>=152 || day<=181)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on June " << day-151 << ".";
			}
		else if ( day>=182 || day<=212)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on July " << day-181 << ".";
			}
		else if ( day>=213 || day<=243)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on August " << day-212 << ".";
			}
		else if ( day>=244 || day<=273)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on September " << day-243 << ".";
			}
		else if ( day>=274 || day<=304)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on October " << day-273 << ".";
			}
		else if ( day>=305 || day<=334)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on November " << day-304 << ".";
			}
		else if ( day>=335 || day<=365)
			{
				cout << "Day " << day << " falls on December " << day-334 << ".";
			}
		}
	
};

int main()
{
	int Day;


	cout << "What day would you like to see the information for? \n(Valid Selection is 1 to 365): ";
	cin  >> Day;
	
	monthSearch obj1(int Day);
	obj1.getPrint();  // this is where i get the error
}
Stewbond (2827)
replace line 72:
monthSearch obj1(int Day);
with:
monthSearch obj1(Day);

Before you were just making a forward declaration, not defining the object.
viliml (791)
as Stewbond said, wou were just making a local functon named obj1 that takes an int and returns a montSearch.
Hippiewho (6)
Like I said... Face palm moment..Thanks guys!
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