What's wrong in my c coding (constructors)?

[Dr.Brain]

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
class info
{
int name,roll;
public:
void input();
void output();
}
void info::input()
{
printf("Enter your name and rollno \n");
scanf("%c%d" ,&name,&roll);
}
void info:utput()
{
printf("Your name is %c \n" ,name);
printf("Your rollno is &d \n" , roll);
}
class marks :public info
{
int math,bio,eng;
public:
void input();
void output();
}
void marks::input()
{
info::input() ;
printf("Input marks : \n");
scanf("%d%d%d" , &math , &bio , &eng);
}
void marks:utput()
{
info:uput();
printf("Your marks are %d %d %d \n" ,math,bio,eng);
}
void main()
{
clrscr();
class marks m;
m.input();
m.output();
getch();
}

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I have darkened the line in which my compiler shows the error...i don't seem to find any ... , it says "Declaration Syntax Error")

 

[MeJennifer]

Are you using a C++ compiler or a C compiler?

 

[DaveC426913]

Is 'info' a reserved word? Try changing it.

 

[nmtim]

Put a semicolon after the class declarations:

class info
{
int name,roll;
public:
void input();
void output();
};

etc.

You need a C++ compiler for this.

 

[3trQN]

heh, my program would look like this:

using namespace std;
while(Subject.GetNext())
{
   cout >> "You'r Grade for ">> Subject.Get() >> " is ";
   cout >> "F!" >> endl;
}

 

[nmtim]

heh, my program would look like this:

using namespace std;
while(Subject.GetNext())
{
   cout >> "You'r Grade for ">> Subject.Get() >> " is "
   cout >> "F!" >> endl;
}

Too bad it won't compile.

 

[Dr.Brain]

do constructors worl only in C++ and not C?

 

[nmtim]

C does not have classes. A C compiler will not recognize the class keyword.

C does have structures. In C++, a structure can have a constructor as well as member functions. I do not know whether structs in C can have constructors or other member functions.

Good luck,
Tim

 

[neurocomp2003]

C structs(different from C++ structs) cannot have functions...they can have function pointers but not functions.