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[losslegs]

First of all, I deeply, deeply, deeply hate object-oriented programming, but since every fucking thing requires it, I guess there's no choice, and I'm basically about to quit programming altogether because I'm getting very sick of it.

This code won't compile:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class CR
{
	public:
	int cope;
};
int main()
{
	CR::cope = 20;
	return 0;
}

Quote

error: invalid use of non-static data member 'CR::cope'

[asvsfs]

you cant access to non static member variable like that you should first make an instance from your class then use its members ...

CR * myClass = new CR();
myClass->cope = 20;
or
CR myClass;
myClass.cope=20;

you should read before you start coding ,... and if you hate oop programming and hate reading you should quit at all

[alphadog]

If you hate OOP because it's too hard, try Haskell or LISP. If that's still too hard, try Malbodge.