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Hi I need help please I have function called bool earlier that is supposed to return true if the birthday for the invoking Student object is earlier than
the birthday of the parameter object, false otherwise.
I have the function prototype as: bool earlier(const Student&) const;
and the function body is:
bool Student::earlier(const Student& d) const {
d = birthday_;
if(d.b < d)
return true;
else if(d.b_>d)
return false;
if(d.b<d)
return true;
else if(d.b>d)
return false;
if(d.b<d)
return true;
}
It is giving me errors shown in the picture. Please help even an explanation will help thank you so much
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The error is coming due to no member present with name b_ in the class.
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