must have class/struct/union type

[paulstat]

Ok I'm trying to print out a returned integer such as.

moneyBag.getCred();

Now i'm trying it in the following way.

void interface1(Bank* moneyBag) {

cout << moneyBag.getCred();

}

But I get the following error, any suggestions?

left of '.getCred' must have class/struct/union type

 

[Nosferatu]

That's a pointer you are using there as parameter in the function declaration Bank*.
When accessing pointers in classes/structures/unions, u have to use -> operator, like:

   cout << moneyBag->getCred();

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[michaelkrauklis]

It's when using a pointer to a class/struct/union, not accessing[/a] a pointer, that you must use the '->' operator. But yes, Nosferatu is correct. MYenigmaSELF:-9
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