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I have to do a Florentzproton function that takes two vectors and multiplies them using another Productovetorial function (which is in another class), then multiplies the resulting vector by a scalar number (q). Apparently he doesn’t let me multiply this q by the values of the vector F. I put . h and . cc of reference by way of doubt.
Mathematics. h
#include <iostream>
#include <math.h>
using namespace std;
class Mathematics
{
float ProdutoVetorial(double B[3], double C[3]);
};
Mathematics.cc
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "Mathematics.h"
float Mathematics::ProdutoVetorial(double B[3], double C[3])
{
double A[3];
A[0]= (B[1]*C[2] - C[1]*B[2]);
A[1]= (B[2]*C[0] - C[2]*B[0]);
A[2]= (B[0]*C[1] - C[0]*B[1]);
return A[3];
}
Physics. h
#include <math.h>
class Physics
{
float FLorentzProton(double v[3], double B[3]);
};
Physics.cc
#include "Physics.h"
float Physics::FLorentzProton(double v[3], double B[3])
{
double q = 1.602*(10^-19);
double F = float Mathematics->ProdutoVetorial(double v[3], double B[3]);
for(int i=0; i<=2 ;i++)
{
F[i] = q*F[i];
};
return F[3];
}
It also accuses "expected Primary-Expression before 'float'" in the F statement and does not know how to resolve
– GheistLycis
is line "double F = float Mathematics->Productovetorial(double v[3], double B[3]);"
– anon
'float', makes the compiler wait for a statement, something that is also not valid as an assignment, as it is... just remove 'float'
– anon
the part of "doble v[3], double B[3]", also does not make the slightest sense, instead, just put the name of variables, "v,b", I believe it is the case
– anon