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Hello, can anyone give me a solution for the following problem?????????

I have a class Teller with two possible constructors : Teller() and
Teller(int base)
Then I have a class TellerInc that is based on the class Teller, also with
two possible constructors: TellerInc() and TellerInc(int step).
Into the main I want to create an object of TellerInc and give a value for
the step and the base (thus I have to create the TellerInc(int step) that
gets the Teller(int base))

The header file of Teller:
class Teller
{
public:
~Teller();
Teller();
Teller(int base);
};


The header file of Tellerinc:
#include "teller.hpp"
class TellerInc : public Teller
{ public:
int stepgetal;
TellerInc();
~TellerInc();
TellerInc(int step)
};

Into the main:
TellerInc tel(step):Teller(base); error: TellerInc undeclared

greatings Tupolev

Tupolev wrote:
>
> Hello, can anyone give me a solution for the following problem?????????
>
> I have a class Teller with two possible constructors : Teller() and
> Teller(int base)
> Then I have a class TellerInc that is based on the class Teller, also with
> two possible constructors: TellerInc() and TellerInc(int step).
> Into the main I want to create an object of TellerInc and give a value for
> the step and the base (thus I have to create the TellerInc(int step) that
> gets the Teller(int base))

Then TellerInc needs another constructor with 2 arguments:
* the step, which is used by TellerInc
* the base, which is passed to Teller

> class TellerInc : public Teller
> { public:
> int stepgetal;
> TellerInc();
> ~TellerInc();
> TellerInc(int step)

TellerInc( int step, int base );

> };
>

TellerInc::TellerInc( int step, int base ) : Teller( base )
{
....
}


int main()
{
TellerInc( 3, 4 );

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Karl Heinz Buchegger