Question

Ok, that is my struct:

struct sudurjanie {
    string stoka_ime;
    string proizvoditel;
    double cena;
    int kolichestvo;
};

Next I create queue:

queue<sudurjanie> q;

But when I write this:

cin >> q.push(sudurjanie.stoka_ime);

In error list write this:

IntelliSense: a nonstatic member reference must be relative to a specific object

Ok, when I try this:

cout << q.back();

, why write this:

no operator "<<" matches these operands

?

Answer 1

It sounds like you may have wanted to do this instead:

queue<sudurjanie> q;

sudurjanie item;
cin >> item.stoka_ime;

q.push(item);

The line cin>>q.push(sudurjanie.stoka_ime); doesn’t make any sense. Literally, it means:

1. Pass sudurjanie.stoka_ime to q‘s push() method. This will fail, because push() takes an argument of type sudurjanie while you have supplied an argument of type string.
2. Read from cin into the result of the push() call, which is void. This will fail because it makes no sense to read into void.