Thread: Why are my dynamic variables (in the class) unidentified, even after creating and initializing it in the constructor of the class?

here's the class:

Code:

class taxi{
private:
    int count;
    struct standard{
        int age;
        char model;
    };
public:
    double getAvgAge(void){
        int total_age=0;
        for(int i=0;i<count;i++){
            total_age+=standard_obj[i].age;
        }
        return (double(total_age)/count);
    }
    taxi (void){
        count=3;
        standard *standard_obj=new standard[count];
        for(int i=0;i<count;i++){
            standard_obj[i].age=0;
        standard_obj[i].model='x';
        }
    }
    ~taxi (void){
        delete[] standard_obj;
    }
};

1. 'standard_obj':undeclared identifier.
2. left of '.age' must have a class/struct/union.
3. identifier "standard_obj" is undefined.
4. cannot delete objects that are not pointers.

im guessing theres a problem with the initializing of the structure-type variable using a pointer. i cant spot any mistakes, but im sure something must be wrong somewhere.
any help is appreciated!

Okay, i found the problem by myself after going through line by line.


I declared AND defined the dynamic variable in the constructor, by shifting the declaration out of the constructor, my problem is solved.


sorry for the error its my careless mistake!

thread closed.
(i dont know how to close the thread anyway haha!)