How to get rid of LNK2019, LNK1107, & LNK1561?

Question

A little bit of background, I am a current CS student just doing some general overview on C++ as I haven't used it very much. I wrote the code right from the textbook to help understand and practice in VS Code.

This program is going over classes, initialization lists, constructors, accessors, and mutators. Pretty basic and I can understand how that all works. I just cant compile it to run.

Using VS code 2022 on a Surface 8 Pro with Windows 11, command prompt terminal.

Like I said, not that experienced with C++ and am brushing up on using a new (to me) IDE so any help would be great.

IntCell.h:

IntCell.cpp:

TestIntCell.cpp

Answer 1

Hi, @Tristan98
The snippet works fine in Visual Studio. You need to check if VS Code is configured correctly.
For your reference: Configure VS Code for Microsoft C++

Best regards,

Minxin Yu

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