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Reputation: 311

fraction operator overloading

I am new in C++ and I have a problem with operator overloading. I just implemented the functions in header file.I want to add two fractional numbers simplest form to each other.I implemented a gcd for simplification and implemented operator + for addinf the together bu I got an error for the part in operator+.Error is in fraction add(f1.getNum1()) f1 is highligted : "no instance of construction (fraction::fraction) matching the argumentlist, types are(int,int)" Here is the code:

a& operator+=(const a& f1,const a& f2){
    a add(f1.getNum1()*f2.getDen2()+f2.getNum2()*f1.getDen1(),f1.getDen1()*f2.getDen2());
    return add;
}

#endif

I have another problem in the main.cpp codeno operator "<<" matches these operands operand .I initiliazee the constructor.Now ı want to add to fractional numbers.But I get a n error for cout "<<" in the left side of result : result=fractional1+fractional2; cout << num1 <<"/"<< den1 <<"+"<<num2<<"/"<< den2 <<" = "<<result <<endl;

Upvotes: 1

Views: 381

Answers (1)

Beta
Beta

Reputation: 99164

In your operator+=, you declare a fraction:

fraction add(f1.getNum1()*f2.getDen2()+f2.getNum2()*f1.getDen1(),f1.getDen1()*f2.getDen2());

This is of the form:

fraction a(int1, int2);

But you have not defined any constructor for fraction that takes two int arguments. The compiler tells you (correctly) that it doesn't know what you mean.

Upvotes: 4

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