include\Term.h|8|note: candidates are: 'constexpr Term::Term(const Term&)'| ???

[FanOfThe49ers]

How do I fix this error in my .cpp file?


C:\Data structures-r\Polynomials Lab\src\Term.cpp|12|error: no declaration matches 'Term::Term(double, int)'|

include\Term.h|8|note: candidates are: 'constexpr Term::Term(const Term&)'|

C:\Data structures-r\Polynomials Lab\src\Term.cpp|6|note: 'Term::Term()'|

Thanks!




.h file

  #include <string>
using namespace std;

#ifndef TERM_H
#define TERM_H


class Term
{
    public:
        Term();
        Node(double coefficient, int power);

         ~Term();

        double Getcoefficient() { return m_coefficient; }
        void Setcoefficient(double val) { m_coefficient = val; }
        int Getpower() { return m_power; }
        void Setpower(int val) { m_power = val; }
        void display();

    protected:

    private:
        double m_coefficient;
        int m_power;

};

#endif // TERM_H

.cpp

#include "Term.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

Term::Term()
{
    m_coefficient = 0;
    m_power = 0;
}

Term::Term(double coefficient, int power)
{
    m_coefficient = coefficient;
    m_power = power;
}

Term::~Term()
{
    //dtor
}

void Term::display()
{
    cout << m_coefficient << " " << m_power << endl;
}

[coder777]

Line 12: Change Node -> Term

[FanOfThe49ers]

Line 12: Change Node -> Term

Jesus thank you, i re-read my code like 100x times and couldn't find it. Guess i just needed another pair of eyes, thank you!

[Ganado]

Happens to everyone! A nice trick when you don't see a mistake is to literally read the code out loud to yourself ("rubber duck debugging", as if you're talking to a rubber duck that listens to your problems). It sounds silly but it can help.

[mbozzi]

Taking a break can be a big help too.