I am making a small program. First I made a Header File:
private:
string UserName, Password;
public:
void setUN(string);
void setP(string);
string getUN();
Then in my cpp file:
void UserInfo::setUN(string un){
UserName = un;
}
string UserInfo::getUN(){
return UserName;
}
After that in my main I make a object:
UserInfo addUser[100];
to add users
cout<<"Enter Username : ";
getline(cin,tUN);
addUser[0].setUN(tUN);
After that in my other function void LoginScreen()
I made the same object:
UserInfo addUser[100];
string EUN, EP;
system("cls");
cout<<"Enter Username : ";
cin>>EUN;
cout<<endl;
cout<<"Enter Password : ";
//cin>>EP;
for( int a = 0; a <= 100; a++){
if (EUN == addUser[a].getUN()){
system("cls");
cout<<"OMG HELP MEEE ";
break;
}
}
It works fine when till get to this for loop and gives this error:
std::bad_alloc at memory location 0x002b123c
Can you tell me what the error means and how can I get rid of this.