how do i use member attributes as defauult values for params in a class method

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[last acorn]

yes you can't do that

[karmic smelt]

why

how do i use that value as the default value

[last acorn]

language doesn't allow it 🤷‍♂️

[karmic smelt]

then whats a alternative

[last acorn]

you can use overloading to have a version of the function with no parameters that calls the one with the parameter.

[karmic smelt]

how

[last acorn]

what's unclear?

[karmic smelt]

i forgot abt overloading

[last acorn]

well then I'd suggest you revisit that in your book as overloading is a pretty fundamental part of C++

[karmic smelt]

i got it to work i used a overload thingy

[shrewd portal]

class className {
    int attr;
    public:
    void func(int value) {
        //some code
    }
    void func()
    {
        this->func(attr);    
    }
};

?

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[karmic smelt]

no i just had it return the text i htink

think*

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