Guys where is the problem?help plz

Question

Here's the code
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
class complex
{
public:
complex();
complex(double, double);
complex add(complex);
complex sub(complex);
void print();
private:
double realpart;
double imaginarypart;
};
int main()
{
complex m(1,2),c(3.2,5);
complex a=m.add(c);
complex b=m.sub(c);
a.print();
b.print();
return 0;
}
complex::complex(double r,double m)
{
realpart=r;
imaginarypart=m;
}
complex::complex()
{
realpart=0;
imaginarypart=0;
}
complex complex::add(complex x)
{
complex z;
z.realpart=realpart+x.realpart;
z.imaginarypart=imaginarypart+x.imaginarypart;
return z;
}
complex complex::sub(complex y)
{
complex n;
n.realpart=realpart-y.realpart;
n.imaginarypart=imaginarypart-y.imaginarypart;
return n;
}
void complex::print()
{
cout<<realpart<<"+"<<imaginarypart"i"<<endl;
cout<<realpart<<"-"<<imaginarypart<<"i"<<endl;
}

Answer 1

https://code.sololearn.com/c3SfFLwdzozh/#cpp

Answer 2

Your last line of code giving errors u need to correct it

Answer 3

Gusy plz help me where is my problem? Why i have errors? C++

Answer 4

example of what you need to do (you need to use the 'this->' pointer):-
complex complex::add(complex x)
{
complex z;
z.realpart=this->realpart+x.realpart;
z.imaginarypart=this->imaginarypart+x.imaginarypart;
return z;
}

Answer 5

Still i have errors😣
Who can help me to write this code?

Answer 6

I suggest you to only share a link to your code, so we can run it ourselves abd try to find your mistake.....

Answer 7

İ don't understand what you say? And what can i do?

Answer 8

Thank youuuuu😍