Student class

[smemamian]

How can I have a class as follows:
cin:
student 1 : ID,Name,Last name,Address
.
.
.
.
to
student 10 : ID,Name,Last name,Address

And have the ability to search(Based on ID And Last name).

Tnx

[SirSen]

use a data structure:

struct students{
int ID;
string Name; // use char if u want
string Lastname; // use char if u want
string Adress;
}
//declaring the student and each characteristic
students student1;
student1.ID= "1232132";
student1.Name= "Sherlock";
student1.Lastname= "Holmes";
student1.Adress="221b Baker Street"

well, as for the ability to search i dont know yet

[Smac89]

use a for loop to search based on highest ID or based on highest ASCII code of the name. reading in the names as int will work for the ascii method

struct Student
{
int ID;
char* Name;
char* LastName;
char* Address;
};

Student* getperson()//some function
{
  Student* person1 = new Student;
  person1->ID = 12312;
  person1->Name = "My Name";
  person1->LastName = "Last name";
  person1->Address = "123 srwf kl";
  
  return person1
}

[Darkmaster]

he asked for a class, not a struct

[smemamian]

class :(

for example :

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[maeriden]

Structs and classes are the same thing, except for the default access level

[Darkmaster]

@ maeriden: hm, did some reading and you're right. and i was sooo sure it's not the same :D

[SirSen]

here it is, but it has a problem in the lines 66-68 because i dont know why after that it loads and it stops, but i think u will understand the idea.

#include <iostream>
#include <map>
#include <string>
#include <new>
using namespace std;
class Student{
        int id;
        string name, lastname, address;
    public:
    void SetStudentProperties(int,string,string,string);
    void GetInfo(int);
    map<int, string> mystudents;
        map<int, string>::iterator it;
        pair<map<int, string>::iterator,bool> ret;
    };

    void Student::SetStudentProperties (int id, string name, string lastname, string address){
        map<int, string> mystudents;
        map<int, string>::iterator it;
        pair<map<int, string>::iterator,bool> ret;
        string fullinfo= "Name: "+name+"\nSurname: "+lastname+"\nAdress"+address+"\n";
        mystudents.insert(pair<int, string>(id,fullinfo));
    }
    void Student::GetInfo(int id){
        map<int, string> mystudents;
        string getinfo;
    if(mystudents.find(id) == mystudents.end()){
    cout<<"ERROR! Unexisting ID.";
    }
    else{
    getinfo=mystudents.find(id)->second;
    cout<<getinfo;
    }

    }




int main(){
    string *address1, *name2, *surname;
    int id2;

    string answer;
    do{
    int i;
    int a;
    int *p;
    cout<<"Enter quantity of students: ";
    cin>>a;
    p= new (nothrow) int [a];
    address1= new (nothrow)string [a];
    name2= new (nothrow)string [a];
    surname= new (nothrow)string [a];
Student man[a];
        for(i=0;i<a; i++){
        cout<<"Student "<<"Id: ";
        cin>>p[i];
        cout<<"Student "<<"Address: ";
        cin>>address1[i];
        cout<<"Student "<<"Name: ";
        cin>>name2[i];
        cout<<"Student "<<"Surname: ";
        cin>>surname[i];
        }
          for(int c=0; c<a;a++){
            man[c].SetStudentProperties(p[c], name2[c], surname[c], address1[c]);
            }


    cout<<"Check for someone? Enter his ID: ";
    cin>>id2;
    for(int d=0; d<a;d++){
        if(id2 == p[d]){
        man[d].GetInfo(id2);
        }
        }
        for(i=0; i<a;i++){
        delete[] p;
        }


    cout<<"Do you want to run again?\n1. Yes\n2. No\n";

    }while(answer=="1" || answer=="Yes" || answer=="y" ||answer=="Y" || answer=="yes");
  return 0;

}

[whitenite1]

@SirSen

I believe your problem, line 66-68

 for(int c=0; c<a;a++){
            man[c].SetStudentProperties(p[c], name2[c], surname[c], address1[c]);
            }

is the for loop. It should read for(int c=0;c<a;c++)

[SirSen]

omg, how could i miss that =O thanks so much!
Btw, check line 84, i forgot to tell the program to wait for an input to rerun the program;

cout<<"Do you want to run again?\n1. Yes\n2. No\n";
cin>>answer;

[whitenite1]

@SirSen

Well, I missed that!! In my defense, I wasn't really for anything other than the rows that contained the problem. Well, I guess I should look more carefully at code in the future. Thanks for pointing that one out to me. ;)

Merry Christmas and a Joyous New Year..

[SirSen]

hahaha its ok. In fact, I didn't realize until i ran the program with ur correction, so thank you. Thanks and have a merry Christmas and a joyous New Year as well =)