My goal is a class like:
class UserInformation
{
public:
userInfo getInfo(int userId);
private:
struct userInfo
{
int repu, quesCount, an
It makes sense to make the nested structure type public, since the user code should be able to use it. Also, place the declaration of the structure before the point of its first use. Outside the class scope use scope resolution :: to refer to nested types.
class UserInformation
{
public:
struct UserInfo
{
int repu, quesCount, ansCount;
};
public:
UserInfo getInfo(int userId);
private:
UserInfo infoStruct;
int date;
};
UserInformation::UserInfo UserInformation::getInfo(int userId)
{
infoStruct.repu = 1000;
return infoStruct;
}