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Why the compiler throw me error:invalid use of 'Student::Student'|



this is content file(ListOfStudent):1234 46567
this is my code:



class Student
string ML,MSV;
public:
 Student();
 Student(string ML,string MSV );
 ~Student();
 void Out();
;
int main()


 vector<Student>ListOfStudent;
 
 ifstream inf("ListOfStudentFile");
 Student st;
 while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 st.Student(ML,MSV);
 ListOfStudent.push_back(st);
 
 

 return 0;


Student::Student(string ML,string MSV)

 this->ML=ML;
 this->MSV=MSV;







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  • Please convert your code to a minimal reproducible example and post the complete error message from the compiler.

    – R Sahu
    Mar 24 at 7:29











  • @RSahu In what way is the question not an MCVE?

    – john
    Mar 24 at 7:38











  • You can add the few missing pieces to make sure that the code can be compiled to produce the exact error you are seeing.

    – R Sahu
    Mar 24 at 7:42












  • You cannot call the constructor via an instance. st.Student(ML,MSV); should be changed to st = Student(ML,MSV); or simpler Student st(ML,MSV);

    – πάντα ῥεῖ
    Mar 24 at 7:45


















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Why the compiler throw me error:invalid use of 'Student::Student'|



this is content file(ListOfStudent):1234 46567
this is my code:



class Student
string ML,MSV;
public:
 Student();
 Student(string ML,string MSV );
 ~Student();
 void Out();
;
int main()


 vector<Student>ListOfStudent;
 
 ifstream inf("ListOfStudentFile");
 Student st;
 while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 st.Student(ML,MSV);
 ListOfStudent.push_back(st);
 
 

 return 0;


Student::Student(string ML,string MSV)

 this->ML=ML;
 this->MSV=MSV;







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  • Please convert your code to a minimal reproducible example and post the complete error message from the compiler.

    – R Sahu
    Mar 24 at 7:29











  • @RSahu In what way is the question not an MCVE?

    – john
    Mar 24 at 7:38











  • You can add the few missing pieces to make sure that the code can be compiled to produce the exact error you are seeing.

    – R Sahu
    Mar 24 at 7:42












  • You cannot call the constructor via an instance. st.Student(ML,MSV); should be changed to st = Student(ML,MSV); or simpler Student st(ML,MSV);

    – πάντα ῥεῖ
    Mar 24 at 7:45














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Why the compiler throw me error:invalid use of 'Student::Student'|



this is content file(ListOfStudent):1234 46567
this is my code:



class Student
string ML,MSV;
public:
 Student();
 Student(string ML,string MSV );
 ~Student();
 void Out();
;
int main()


 vector<Student>ListOfStudent;
 
 ifstream inf("ListOfStudentFile");
 Student st;
 while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 st.Student(ML,MSV);
 ListOfStudent.push_back(st);
 
 

 return 0;


Student::Student(string ML,string MSV)

 this->ML=ML;
 this->MSV=MSV;







c++ codeblocks







share|improve this question














Why the compiler throw me error:invalid use of 'Student::Student'|



this is content file(ListOfStudent):1234 46567
this is my code:



class Student
string ML,MSV;
public:
 Student();
 Student(string ML,string MSV );
 ~Student();
 void Out();
;
int main()


 vector<Student>ListOfStudent;
 
 ifstream inf("ListOfStudentFile");
 Student st;
 while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 st.Student(ML,MSV);
 ListOfStudent.push_back(st);
 
 

 return 0;


Student::Student(string ML,string MSV)

 this->ML=ML;
 this->MSV=MSV;







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  • Please convert your code to a minimal reproducible example and post the complete error message from the compiler.

    – R Sahu
    Mar 24 at 7:29











  • @RSahu In what way is the question not an MCVE?

    – john
    Mar 24 at 7:38











  • You can add the few missing pieces to make sure that the code can be compiled to produce the exact error you are seeing.

    – R Sahu
    Mar 24 at 7:42












  • You cannot call the constructor via an instance. st.Student(ML,MSV); should be changed to st = Student(ML,MSV); or simpler Student st(ML,MSV);

    – πάντα ῥεῖ
    Mar 24 at 7:45


















  • Please convert your code to a minimal reproducible example and post the complete error message from the compiler.

    – R Sahu
    Mar 24 at 7:29











  • @RSahu In what way is the question not an MCVE?

    – john
    Mar 24 at 7:38











  • You can add the few missing pieces to make sure that the code can be compiled to produce the exact error you are seeing.

    – R Sahu
    Mar 24 at 7:42












  • You cannot call the constructor via an instance. st.Student(ML,MSV); should be changed to st = Student(ML,MSV); or simpler Student st(ML,MSV);

    – πάντα ῥεῖ
    Mar 24 at 7:45

















Please convert your code to a minimal reproducible example and post the complete error message from the compiler.

– R Sahu
Mar 24 at 7:29





Please convert your code to a minimal reproducible example and post the complete error message from the compiler.

– R Sahu
Mar 24 at 7:29













@RSahu In what way is the question not an MCVE?

– john
Mar 24 at 7:38





@RSahu In what way is the question not an MCVE?

– john
Mar 24 at 7:38













You can add the few missing pieces to make sure that the code can be compiled to produce the exact error you are seeing.

– R Sahu
Mar 24 at 7:42






You can add the few missing pieces to make sure that the code can be compiled to produce the exact error you are seeing.

– R Sahu
Mar 24 at 7:42














You cannot call the constructor via an instance. st.Student(ML,MSV); should be changed to st = Student(ML,MSV); or simpler Student st(ML,MSV);

– πάντα ῥεῖ
Mar 24 at 7:45






You cannot call the constructor via an instance. st.Student(ML,MSV); should be changed to st = Student(ML,MSV); or simpler Student st(ML,MSV);

– πάντα ῥεῖ
Mar 24 at 7:45













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You can't call a constructor explicitely.
You should have written:



while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 ListOfStudent.push_back(Student(ML,MSV));


Following Hemil's suggestion and if you are using C++ 11, you can avoid constructing a temporary, via direct passing of constructor's arguments like this:



while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 ListOfStudent.emplace_back(ML,MSV);


For a simple struct like yours, it should not make any difference anyway, so use whatever you prefer.






share|improve this answer

























  • The code is good but Student(ML,MSV) is an explicit constructor call isn't it?

    – john
    Mar 24 at 7:36







  • 1





    The way Student is being constructed, emplace_back is the way to go I feel

    – Hemil
    Mar 24 at 8:26











  • yeah,my code was run,thank you so much for that

    – Kan
    Mar 25 at 4:39











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You can't call a constructor explicitely.
You should have written:



while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 ListOfStudent.push_back(Student(ML,MSV));


Following Hemil's suggestion and if you are using C++ 11, you can avoid constructing a temporary, via direct passing of constructor's arguments like this:



while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 ListOfStudent.emplace_back(ML,MSV);


For a simple struct like yours, it should not make any difference anyway, so use whatever you prefer.






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  • The code is good but Student(ML,MSV) is an explicit constructor call isn't it?

    – john
    Mar 24 at 7:36







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    The way Student is being constructed, emplace_back is the way to go I feel

    – Hemil
    Mar 24 at 8:26











  • yeah,my code was run,thank you so much for that

    – Kan
    Mar 25 at 4:39















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You can't call a constructor explicitely.
You should have written:



while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 ListOfStudent.push_back(Student(ML,MSV));


Following Hemil's suggestion and if you are using C++ 11, you can avoid constructing a temporary, via direct passing of constructor's arguments like this:



while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 ListOfStudent.emplace_back(ML,MSV);


For a simple struct like yours, it should not make any difference anyway, so use whatever you prefer.






share|improve this answer

























  • The code is good but Student(ML,MSV) is an explicit constructor call isn't it?

    – john
    Mar 24 at 7:36







  • 1





    The way Student is being constructed, emplace_back is the way to go I feel

    – Hemil
    Mar 24 at 8:26











  • yeah,my code was run,thank you so much for that

    – Kan
    Mar 25 at 4:39













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You can't call a constructor explicitely.
You should have written:



while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 ListOfStudent.push_back(Student(ML,MSV));


Following Hemil's suggestion and if you are using C++ 11, you can avoid constructing a temporary, via direct passing of constructor's arguments like this:



while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 ListOfStudent.emplace_back(ML,MSV);


For a simple struct like yours, it should not make any difference anyway, so use whatever you prefer.






share|improve this answer















You can't call a constructor explicitely.
You should have written:



while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 ListOfStudent.push_back(Student(ML,MSV));


Following Hemil's suggestion and if you are using C++ 11, you can avoid constructing a temporary, via direct passing of constructor's arguments like this:



while(inf)
 string ML,MSV;
 inf>>ML>>MSV;
 ListOfStudent.emplace_back(ML,MSV);


For a simple struct like yours, it should not make any difference anyway, so use whatever you prefer.







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  • The code is good but Student(ML,MSV) is an explicit constructor call isn't it?

    – john
    Mar 24 at 7:36







  • 1





    The way Student is being constructed, emplace_back is the way to go I feel

    – Hemil
    Mar 24 at 8:26











  • yeah,my code was run,thank you so much for that

    – Kan
    Mar 25 at 4:39

















  • The code is good but Student(ML,MSV) is an explicit constructor call isn't it?

    – john
    Mar 24 at 7:36







  • 1





    The way Student is being constructed, emplace_back is the way to go I feel

    – Hemil
    Mar 24 at 8:26











  • yeah,my code was run,thank you so much for that

    – Kan
    Mar 25 at 4:39
















The code is good but Student(ML,MSV) is an explicit constructor call isn't it?

– john
Mar 24 at 7:36






The code is good but Student(ML,MSV) is an explicit constructor call isn't it?

– john
Mar 24 at 7:36





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The way Student is being constructed, emplace_back is the way to go I feel

– Hemil
Mar 24 at 8:26





The way Student is being constructed, emplace_back is the way to go I feel

– Hemil
Mar 24 at 8:26













yeah,my code was run,thank you so much for that

– Kan
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