ARRAYS Please Help

[skididdy]

class machine
{
private:
bool running;
bool down;
bool awaiting_repair;
bool being_repaired;

public:
void operation();
void down_machines();

};


void machine :: operation()
{
srand (time(NULL));

rand()%10;

if (rand()%10 == 0)
{
cout << "Machine is down." << endl;
}

else
{
cout << "Machine is running properly." << endl;
}
}

void machine :: down_machines()
{
srand (time(NULL));

rand()%2;

if (rand()%2 == 0)
{
cout << "Machine is under repair." << endl;
}
else
{
cout << "Machine is awaiting repair." << endl;
}
}


How do I put this into an array?

[Ganon11]

The same way you would create an array of a simple type:

int x[5];
bool isDone[10];
machine myComputers[25];

[skididdy]

The same way you would create an array of a simple type:

int x[5];
bool isDone[10];
machine myComputers[25];

Ganon
I'm a first semester student. This assignment has me going bald. I've got the class down....but I dont see how to use the "simple type"....I dont know where to start!!!

[willakawill]

Ganon
I'm a first semester student. This assignment has me going bald. I've got the class down....but I dont see how to use the "simple type"....I dont know where to start!!!

A simple type is an integer, float, char etc that you are familiar with by now.
to declare an array of a simple type, as gannon says, just do his example.

You can declare an array of your machine class the same way as he has shown.

machine mymachinearray[23];

Only one set of code will be used and 23 sets of data.
access your code:

mymachinearray[3].operation();