So I'm doing a lab for one of Microsoft's courses on EDX, and they wanted me to create a class constructor called, "Person", and then instantiate an object using the constructor and print out the values. The issue I'm having, is that when I try to to print out the values, I'm getting the common, "random memory", value that you get when you haven't given a variable any data, and can't figure out why I'm getting this issue. PLEASE help!
Here's the code from my main() function, instantiating and printing out the values.
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Person *pPerson = new Person("Bob", "Schwimmer", 49, 57, 201);
cout << "His name is: " << pPerson->GetFirstName() << " " << pPerson->GetLastName() << endl;
cout << "He is " << pPerson->GetAge() << endl;
cout << "He weighs (in lbs) " << pPerson->GetWeight() << endl;
cout << "He is " << pPerson->GetHeight() << " feet tall." << endl;
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And here's my class constructor:
class Person { private: string firstName; string lastName; int age; int height; int weight;
public: Person(string fName, string lName, int age, int height, int weight) { fName = firstName; lName = lastName; age = age; height = height; weight = weight; } ~Person() { cout << "Deconstructor has been called" << endl; }string GetFirstName() { return this->firstName; }; string GetLastName() { return this->lastName; }; int GetAge() { return this->age; }; int GetHeight() { return this->height; }; int GetWeight() { return this->weight; }; void SetFirstName(string fName) { fName = this->firstName; };
};
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