Need help solving C++ comparing total run of two teams using 2 classes player and team [closed]Yahtzee game...

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Need help solving C++ comparing total run of two teams using 2 classes player and team [closed]


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The function void team who_win(team T) is not working. Can't figure out what's the problem. Need help. Thanks.




#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
class player {
private :
char name[50];
int jersey;
int run;
public :
player()
{
cout << "Player constructed"<<endl;
}
void input();
void display();
int P_run();
};
class team {
private :
char T_name[50];
player p[3];
int totalrun;
public :
team()
{
cout<<"Team constructed"<<endl;
}
void input();
void display();
void compute_run();
void who_win(team T); };


int main() {
team T1,T2;
T1.input();
T2.input();
T1.display();
T2.display();
T1.compute_run();
T2.compute_run();
T1.who_win(T2); }


int player::P_run() {
return run; }


void team::compute_run() {
int totalrun=0;
totalrun=p[0].P_run()+p[1].P_run()+p[2].P_run();
cout<<"Total run scored by "<<T_name<<" is "<<totalrun<<endl; }


void team::who_win(team T) {
if(totalrun>T.totalrun)
cout<<T_name<<" has won the game.";
else if(totalrun==T.totalrun)
cout<<"Match draw.";
else
cout<<T.T_name<<" has won the game."; }


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The function void team who_win(team T) is not working. Can't figure out what's the problem. Need help. Thanks.




#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
class player {
private :
char name[50];
int jersey;
int run;
public :
player()
{
cout << "Player constructed"<<endl;
}
void input();
void display();
int P_run();
};
class team {
private :
char T_name[50];
player p[3];
int totalrun;
public :
team()
{
cout<<"Team constructed"<<endl;
}
void input();
void display();
void compute_run();
void who_win(team T); };


int main() {
team T1,T2;
T1.input();
T2.input();
T1.display();
T2.display();
T1.compute_run();
T2.compute_run();
T1.who_win(T2); }


int player::P_run() {
return run; }


void team::compute_run() {
int totalrun=0;
totalrun=p[0].P_run()+p[1].P_run()+p[2].P_run();
cout<<"Total run scored by "<<T_name<<" is "<<totalrun<<endl; }


void team::who_win(team T) {
if(totalrun>T.totalrun)
cout<<T_name<<" has won the game.";
else if(totalrun==T.totalrun)
cout<<"Match draw.";
else
cout<<T.T_name<<" has won the game."; }


//didn't copy & paste the other functions...











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The function void team who_win(team T) is not working. Can't figure out what's the problem. Need help. Thanks.




#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
class player {
private :
char name[50];
int jersey;
int run;
public :
player()
{
cout << "Player constructed"<<endl;
}
void input();
void display();
int P_run();
};
class team {
private :
char T_name[50];
player p[3];
int totalrun;
public :
team()
{
cout<<"Team constructed"<<endl;
}
void input();
void display();
void compute_run();
void who_win(team T); };


int main() {
team T1,T2;
T1.input();
T2.input();
T1.display();
T2.display();
T1.compute_run();
T2.compute_run();
T1.who_win(T2); }


int player::P_run() {
return run; }


void team::compute_run() {
int totalrun=0;
totalrun=p[0].P_run()+p[1].P_run()+p[2].P_run();
cout<<"Total run scored by "<<T_name<<" is "<<totalrun<<endl; }


void team::who_win(team T) {
if(totalrun>T.totalrun)
cout<<T_name<<" has won the game.";
else if(totalrun==T.totalrun)
cout<<"Match draw.";
else
cout<<T.T_name<<" has won the game."; }


//didn't copy & paste the other functions...











share|improve this question









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The function void team who_win(team T) is not working. Can't figure out what's the problem. Need help. Thanks.




#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
class player {
private :
char name[50];
int jersey;
int run;
public :
player()
{
cout << "Player constructed"<<endl;
}
void input();
void display();
int P_run();
};
class team {
private :
char T_name[50];
player p[3];
int totalrun;
public :
team()
{
cout<<"Team constructed"<<endl;
}
void input();
void display();
void compute_run();
void who_win(team T); };


int main() {
team T1,T2;
T1.input();
T2.input();
T1.display();
T2.display();
T1.compute_run();
T2.compute_run();
T1.who_win(T2); }


int player::P_run() {
return run; }


void team::compute_run() {
int totalrun=0;
totalrun=p[0].P_run()+p[1].P_run()+p[2].P_run();
cout<<"Total run scored by "<<T_name<<" is "<<totalrun<<endl; }


void team::who_win(team T) {
if(totalrun>T.totalrun)
cout<<T_name<<" has won the game.";
else if(totalrun==T.totalrun)
cout<<"Match draw.";
else
cout<<T.T_name<<" has won the game."; }


//didn't copy & paste the other functions...








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