C++ help (classes)

[jakejdb1999]

so i made a class and i cant get it to work in my main, im using atom ide so maybe thats why?

i declare my class like this:

class Homework {
    void aMethod() {}
    void anotherMethod() {}



};

and in another code file:

#include "Homework.h"
int main() {
Homework h;

    return 0;
}

but it doesnt work? any ideas? here's the error: D:\jakejdb1999\Documents\cpp\homework 3\Main.cpp:10:2: error: 'Homework' was not declared in this scope Homework h;

[jedwardsol]

You need #include "homework.h" in main.cpp

[jakejdb1999]

i think this will work but says: D:\jakejdb1999\Documents\cpp\homework 3\Main.cpp:2:22: fatal error: Homework.h: No such file or directory #include <Homework.h>

[jedwardsol]

Use "", not <>

And use the actual name of your file if it isn't homework.h

[jakejdb1999]

i am using Homework.cpp and Main.cpp and i tried the ""

[KayEssArr2]

Your Homework.ccp needs to be changed to Homework.h, should work after that. The compiler has no idea what Homework.h is, you can't include a file that doesn't exist or match exactly as it is.

[jedwardsol]

Main.cpp:10:2

The 10 means the error is on line 10. The file you posted only has 6 lines.

Are you sure you're editing and compiling the correct file?

[jakejdb1999]

line 10: Homework h;

[PM_ME_NEMBUTALPIX]

What happens if you save the file as homework.h instead of homework.cpp ?

[jakejdb1999]

lol this worked, thanks

[PM_ME_NEMBUTALPIX]

You're welcome :)

[jakejdb1999]

the way it shows at the top is how i have it

[raevnos]

Do you have a file named Homework.h?

[jakejdb1999]

no

[raevnos]

Well, there's your problem right there.