I am new to c++ and I am writing a program to analyze the data from a website similar to Goodreads. Inside a class called User I have a public function called add_user that reads the data from a csv file and wants to return a User object.I have other classes called Date , Author , Book and a class including vectors of them all called Goodreads. When I return the User object inside the add_user function I get the "no matching function for call to User::User(int& ...)" error.Here are my User class and the object inside add_user function:
class User
{
public:
User(string i, string n, string pob, string m, int d, int y, vector<Author*> fav_aus, vector<string> fav_genres
, vector<Book*> wtr, vector<Book*> cr, vector<Book*> r);
private:
string id;
string name;
string place_of_birth;
Date member_since;
vector<Author*> favorite_authors;
vector<string> favorite_genres;
vector<Book*> want_to_read;
vector<Book*> currently_reading;
vector<Book*> read;
vector<User*> followings_id;
vector<User*> followers_id;
};
User::User(string i, string n, string pob, string m, int d, int y, vector<Author*> fav_aus, vector<string> fav_genres
, vector<Book*> wtr, vector<Book*> cr, vector<Book*> r)
:member_since(m, d, y),
{
id = i;
name = n;
place_of_birth = pob;
favorite_authors = fav_aus;
favorite_genres = fav_genres;
want_to_read = wtr;
currently_reading = cr;
read = r;
}
User Goodreads::add_user(string user_line)
{
...
return User(user_id, user_name, user_place_of_birth, user_member_since.get_month(), user_member_since.get_day(), user_member_since.get_year()
, user_fave_authors, user_fave_genres, user_want_to_read, user_currently_reading, user_read);
}
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