Question

I’m trying to code a basic elevator simulation for a college course using classes. Right now the void CurrentFloor() function is causing a C2365 and C2063 error and i have no idea why, the other functions seem to check out but i can’t figure out why this paticular function is causing those errors.

#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;

class elevator
{
  private:
    int StartFloor;
    int NewFloor;
    int currentFloor;
    int requestedFloor;
    char response;

public:
    elevator(int floor = 0);
    void CallElevator();
    void CurrentFloor();
    void RequestedFloor();
};
elevator::elevator(int f)
{
    StartFloor = f;
    f=1;
    cout<<"The elevator is currently on the "<<StartFloor<<" floor";
}
void elevator::CallElevator()
{
    cout<<"Would you like to call the elevator to your floor?: ";
    cin>>response;
}
void elevator::RequestedFloor()
{
    cout<<"What floor would you like to go to?: ";
    cin>>requestedFloor;
}
void elevator::CurrentFloor()
{
    cout<<"What is your current floor?";
}
int main()
{
    elevator elevatorone(1);

    return 0;
}

Answer 1

The code compiles fine and should compile fine.

Without any else to go on, I’d suggest you might have forgotten to type () at either the declaration:

void CurrentFloor/*()*/;

or definition:

void elevator::CurrentFloor/*()*/

That is, in your actual code. Are you compiling the source file you are editing?