[Nikidinho]

It is in the booking system of the railways. I have to create a module that accepts the details of a passenger and checks whether the ticket has been confirmed or is in the waiting list. The module then prints the the list of confirmed passengers. Declare a class "Ticket", which consists of three member functions, "booking ()", "status ()" and "print ()" Thanks for any help!

[cpulocksmith]

well why dont you try your hand at making it and if you have a problem post the code you have and we can help you out with it ^^.

[Nikidinho]

Ohk I'll try =P

#include <iostream.h>
Class Ticket
public:

void booking ()
{
cout<<"Tickets Booked"<<endl;
}
void status ()
{
cout<<"Reserved"<<endl;
}
void print ()
{
cout<<"Happy Journey";
}
};

Can any of you guys please tell me my mistakes? Thanks =P

[xpi0t0s]

That's not much of a try...
Which part are you stuck on? What don't you know how to do?
Are you hoping we'll write the program for you?

[Nikidinho]

No I'm not... I'm learning C++ from a book and this was an exercise which was given at the end of the chapter. The only example they gave was a much more simple program, so this is all I know

[xpi0t0s]

It may be a good idea then to shelve this project until you've worked though a lot more of the book.
Which book is it and what chapter? It seems odd they would give such a complex exercise having only shown you how to write a function header.

[Nikidinho]

Ohk thanks for your advice
It is Programming Using C++ from NIIT and it's chapter two.