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class Node
{
string name;
Node previous;
};
Error: Node::previous uses "Node" which is being defined.
How can I get this to work in C++? It works in C#.
EDIT:
Why Node* previous works?
Use pointers.
Node* previous;would solve the problem.As you’re doing it now, you actually try to make your class infinitely large.