Ok so im having trouble printing the values. if you read thee code you can see i have a constructor with the initialiser saying
Soldier int (startHealth,int startStrenth):
health(startHealth),
strenth(startStrenth)
{
//nothing yet
}
health and strenth are private
so i linked it over to some public functions. then later on when i define it in the int main() ( i define it with the constructor like :
int main()

Soldier bob(7,9);
bob.attack();
when i call bob.attack() it should output
"int attack()
{
cout<<"he attacked with"<<startStrenth()<<"strenth";
return 0;
}
but all it outputs is "he attacked with0" its putting the return value at the end not the "9" which i assigned here in the
int main()

Soldier bob(7,9);

here is the full code,in a nut shell basically i want it to print the strenth which i assigned through Soldier bob(7,9);
as you can see 9 stands for startStrenth which i called in bob.attack;
anyways i think you will see the problem when you debug this

    

#include "stdafx.h"

#include <iostream>



using namespace std;

class Soldier

{

private:

	int health;

	int strenth;

public:

	Soldier(int startHealth,int startStrenth):

	health(startHealth),

	strenth(startStrenth)

	{

	//nothing yet

	}

	int startHealth()

	{

		health;

		return 0;

	}

	int startStrenth()

	{

		strenth ;

		return 0;

	}

	int attack()

	{

		cout<<"**Soldier aims down the barrel of his MP5K and lets off 20 BULLETS FULLY AUTO ** he attacked with"<<startStrenth();

		return 0;

	}

};



int main()

{

	Soldier bob(7,9);

	bob.attack();

	int h;

	cin>>h;

	return 0;

	char f;

	cin>>f;

}

sorry if my explanation is bad but im sure you'll get it.

return 0 in your strenth and health functions returns 0. Return 0 means the operation has completed and its true. Do return strenth; and return health; instead of return 0.

    #include <iostream>



using namespace std;

class soldier

{

private:

    Int health;

    int strenth;

public:

    Soldier(int starthealth,int startstrenth):

    Health(starthealth),

    strenth(startstrenth)

    {

    //nothing yet

    }



    int starthealth()

    {

        health;

        return health;

    }



    int startstrenth()

    {

        strenth;

        return strenth;

    }



    int attack()

    {

        cout<<"**soldier aims down the barrel of his mp5k and lets off 20 bullets fully auto ** he attacked with"<<startstrenth();

        return 0;

    }

};



int main()

{

    soldier bob(7,9);

    bob.attack();

    int h;

    cin>>h;

    return 0;

    char f;

    cin>>f;

}