Testing a class using for loop in int main

In my main I have to test the class i made with a for loop but am a little stuck. I have to loop through 3 times and get user input for the ticketing system. I tried making an array and storing the user input but nothing I have tried so far has worked. Im trying to call upon the SetWorkTicket with my loop.

#include<iostream>
#include<iomanip>
#include<stdexcept>
#include<sstream>


using namespace std;

// start of the WorkTicket class
class WorkTicket

public:

// defailt constructors, if the parameters are not specified the ticket will be set to 0 and the date to 1/1/2000. The rest empty strings

WorkTicket() : myTicketNumber(0), myClientId(""), myDay (1), myMonth (1), myYear(2000), myDescription ("")
WorkTicket(int ticketNumber, string clientId, int month, int day, int year, string description);

// mutator method that sets all attributes of the object to the parameters as long as valid. If no problems are being detected set TRUE if not then FALSE.....
bool SetWorkTicket(int ticketNumber, string clientId, int month, int day, int year, string description);

// accessor method that will show all the attributes of the ticket in the console menu
void ShowWorkTicket() const;

// here are the sets and gets for the attributes

// ticket number

void SetTicketNumber(int ticketNumber);
int GetTicketNumber() const return myTicketNumber;

// client id

void SetClientId(string clientId) myClientId = clientId;
string GetClientId() const return myClientId;

// date by day

void SetDay(int day);
int GetDay() const return myDay;

// date by month

void SetMonth(int month);
int GetMonth() const return myMonth;

// date by year

void SetYear(int year);
int GetYear() const return myYear;

// description

void SetDescription(string description) myDescription = description;
string GetDescription() const return myDescription;


private:

int myTicketNumber;
string myClientId;
int myDay;
int myMonth;
int myYear;
string myDescription;

;



// the work ticket constructor definition
WorkTicket::WorkTicket(int ticketNumber, string clientId, int month, int day, int year, string description)


SetTicketNumber(ticketNumber);
SetClientId(clientId);
SetMonth(month);
SetDay(day);
SetYear(year);
SetDescription(description);


// set work ticket
bool WorkTicket::SetWorkTicket(int ticketNumber, string clientId, int month, int day, int year, string description)


// this is to show the work ticket, it will show everything in the console..
void WorkTicket::ShowWorkTicket() const

cout << "nWork Ticket Number: " << myTicketNumber
<< "nClient ID: " << myClientId
<< "nDate: " << setw(2) << setfill('0') << myMonth
<< "/" << setw(2) << setfill('0') << myDay
<< "/" << myYear
<< "nIssue: " << myDescription << endl;


void WorkTicket::SetTicketNumber(int ticketNumber)

if(ticketNumber > 0)

myTicketNumber = ticketNumber;

else

throw invalid_argument("Try Again.");



// WorkTicket::SetDay definition
void WorkTicket::SetDay(int day)

const int MIN_VALID = 1;
const int MAX_VALID = 31;
if(day >= MIN_VALID && day <= MAX_VALID)

myDay = day;

else

throw invalid_argument("Try Again.");



// WorkTicket::SetMonth definition
void WorkTicket::SetMonth(int month)

const int MIN_VALID = 1;
const int MAX_VALID = 12;
if(month >= MIN_VALID && month <= MAX_VALID)

myMonth = month;

else

throw invalid_argument("Try Again.");



// WorkTicket::SetYear definition
void WorkTicket::SetYear(int year)

const int MIN_VALID = 2000;
const int MAX_VALID = 2099;
if(year >= MIN_VALID && year <= MAX_VALID)

myYear = year;

else

throw invalid_argument("Try Again.");



int main()

const int NUMBER_OF_TICKETS = 3;
WorkTicket tickets[NUMBER_OF_TICKETS];

int ticketNumber;
string clientId;
int day;
int month;
int year;
string description;

for (int i = 0; i <NUMBER_OF_TICKETS; i++)

cout << "WorkTicket [" << i << "]: " << endl;

cout << "Enter the ticket number: " << endl;
cout << "Enter the client ID: " << endl;
getline(cin, clientId);
day = SetDay("Enter a day number: ");





SetDay

WorkTicket

main

tickets

2 Answers
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Gather the input and then construct a WorkTicket. Push the tickets into a vector. In the code yet to be written, the newly create WorkTickets can be tested for correctness.

Make sure to include vector at the top of the file.

int main()

const int NUMBER_OF_TICKETS = 3;

int ticketNumber;
string clientId;
int day;
int month;
int year;
string description;
std::vector<WorkTicket> tickets;

for (int i = 0; i <NUMBER_OF_TICKETS; i++)

cout << "WorkTicket [" << i << "]: " << endl;

cout << "Enter the ticket number: " << endl;
cin>> ticketNumber;
cout << "Enter the client ID: " << endl;
cin >> clientId;
cout << "Enter a day number: " << endl;
cin >> day;
cout << "Enter a month number: " << endl;
cin>> month;
cout << "Enter a year number: " << endl;
cin>> year;
cout << "Enter a description : " << endl;
cin >> description;
try
tickets.push_back(ticketNumber, clientId, month, day, year, description);

catch(std::exception e)

std::cout << e.what() << std::endl;





Assuming the rest of your code works correctly and you only have problems in the main:

There are a few issues as commented by others in your code in main:

1) You declared WorkTicket tickets[NUMBER_OF_TICKETS]; but have not used it anywhere.

WorkTicket tickets[NUMBER_OF_TICKETS];

2) The variable tickets is an array and therefore in the for loop tickets[i] is of type WorkTicket.

tickets

tickets[i]

WorkTicket

3) SetDay is a member function of WorkTicket and takes int as argument.

SetDay

WorkTicket

int

In light of these, following changes made:

for (int i = 0; i <NUMBER_OF_TICKETS; i++)

cout << "WorkTicket [" << i << "]: " << endl;

cout << "Enter the ticket number: " << endl;
cout << "Enter the client ID: " << endl;
getline(cin, clientId);
cout<<"Enter a day number:";
int day;
cin>>day;
tickets[i].SetDay(day); //day is int and tickets[i] is of WorkTicket




Hope this helps to understand the main part better.

main

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