too many arguments in function call

gabzz29 (25)
it is related to the calculator class that ive made
error at line 117

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  #include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class calculator{
    public:
    double n[];

    void alldata(double num1, double num2){
        n[0] = num1;
        n[1] = num2;
    }

    double addition(){
        return n[0] + n[1];
    }

    double substraction(){
        return n[0] - n[1];
    }

    double division(){
        return n[0] / n[1];
    }

    double multiplication(){
        return n[0] * n[1];
    }
};

class database{
    private:
    int choice;
    string acc,pass;

    public:
    void menu();
    void addingacc();
    void viewacc();
};

void database::menu(){
    //Authentication
    string logging = "gabbz29";
    int pass = 387025;
    cout << "Enter your account name: ";
    cin >> logging;
    cout << "Enter your password: ";
    cin >> pass;
    while(!(logging == "gabbz29" || pass == 387025)){
        cout << "\nCheck the information that you provided and try again.\n";
        cin.clear();
        cin.ignore(100 , '\n');
        cout << "Enter your account name: ";
        cin >> logging;
        cout << "Enter your password: ";
        cin >> pass;
    }

    //Database menu
    cout << "--------------Database Menu--------------\n";
    cout << "1.Add an account.\n";
    cout << "2.View your accounts.\n";
    cout << "3.Delete an existing account.\n";
    cout << "4.Modify an account.\n";
    cout << "5.Exit.\n";
    cout << "6.Go back to menu.\n";
    cout << "Press your transaction: ";
    cin >> choice;
    while(!(choice == 1 || choice == 2 || choice == 3 || choice == 4 || choice == 5 || choice == 6)){
        cout << "Only choose between number's 1-6.\n";
        cout << "Try again: ";
        cin.clear();
        cin.ignore(100 , '\n');
        cin >> choice;
    }

    if(choice == 1){
        addingacc();
    }else if(choice == 2){
        viewacc();
    }else if(choice == 5){
        exit;
    }
}

void database::addingacc(){
    cout << "----------------Adding section----------------\n";
    cout << "E-mail/G-gmail/Username: ";
    cin >> acc;
    cout << "Enter password: ";
    cin >> pass;
}

void database::viewacc(){
        
}

int main(){
    char chc;
    cout << "---------------------------------------------ALL IN ONE SOFTWARE---------------------------------------------\n";
    cout << "A.Software saving.\n";
    cout << "B.Calcaulator.\n";
    cout << "C.General Weighted Average Calculator.\n";
    cin >> chc;
    
    if(chc == 'A' || chc == 'a'){ 
    database alldata;
    alldata.menu();
    }else if(chc == 'b' || chc == 'B'){
        char opt;
        do{
        double num[2];
        cout << "---------------------AIO Calculator---------------------\n";
        cout << "Enter two digits: ";
        cin >> num[0] >> num [1];
        calculator cal;
        cal.addition(num[0],num[1]);

        cout  << "Use it again or go back to main Menu?\n [Y] to use it again\n [N] to exit\n [C] to go back to Main menu.";
        cin >> opt;
        while(!(opt == 'y' || opt == 'Y' || opt == 'n' || opt == 'N' || opt == 'c' || opt == 'C')){
            cout << "Only choose between [Y/N/C]\n";
            cin.clear();
            cin.ignore(100 , '\n');
            cout << "Y = continue. N = exit. C = Back to main menu: ";
            cin >> opt;
        }
        if(opt == 'c' || opt == 'C'){
            
        }

        }while(opt == 'y' || opt == 'Y');
    }
}
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lastchance (6980)
Line 117 calls a function with 2 arguments.
Line 13ff defines a function with zero arguments.

2 is not equal to 0.
coder777 (8444)
For some reason you pass the data to alldata(...) not addition(...).

Line 6 unfortunately compiles (it should at least warn) but is invalid.
The lines 9/10 causes undefined behavior because n has no size.
gabzz29 (25)
thank you all guys
seeplus (6597)
calculator class could have a constructor that takes 2 args and sets n from them.

L69 - this could be coded using < || > rather than having tests for each specific correct value.

Also for cases where you input a choice and then process depending upon the choice a switch statement is often used. The default case being used for input error.
AbstractionAnon (6954)
Check your Boolean logic in line 49. That should be &&, not ||.
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