c++ - Error: no match for call to '(Household) -

so have error me makes no sense. have tried nothing seems work, figured guys able me. first post on website way.

i working on program involves class called "household.cc, h" , test program.

this household.h (the code in question)

class household{ public:       // default constructor     household(std::string nme, std::string adrs, int peeps, int ncome);     household();      household(std::string& nme, std::string& adrs, int& peeps, int& ncome); 

this household.cc file in question

// constructors  household::household(std::string nme, std::string adrs, int peeps, int ncome){     name = nme;     address = adrs;     numpeople = peeps;     income = ncome;     }  household::household(std::string& nme, std::string& adrs, int& peeps, int& ncome){     name =nme;     address = adrs;     numpeople=peeps;     income=ncome; }   household::household(){     name = "";     address = "";     numpeople = 0;     income =0; } 

and test class code in question is:

household temp;  string n;  int i;   cout<< "please enter name, press enter, income of house\n";             getline(cin, n);             cin >>  i;             myward.removehouse(temp(n, n, i, i));             break; 

the error message

error: no match call '(household) (std:string&, std::string&, int&, int&)' 

i don't understand why happening because household constructor have of these parameters. may missing obvious not obvious me. first time have ever worked c++ also.

edit: removehouse , myward irrelevant in question, added temp code. problem code

temp(n,n,i,i)  

thats error is.

thanks in advance!

you initialized default constructor temp object, later tried re-initialize another constructor.. that's problem.

household temp;  <-- initialized default constructor string n;  int i;   cout<< "please enter name, press enter, income of house\n";             getline(cin, n);             cin >>  i;             myward.removehouse(temp(n, n, i, i)); <-- re-initialize?? bad idea..             break; 

do initialize object constructor want (the 4-arguments 1 suppose) , use object.

also: gcc being used , warns set of arguments, no resolution available.

something might work:

string n;  int i;   // initialize n , meaningful here  household temp(n, n, i, i);  cout<< "please enter name, press enter, income of house\n";             getline(cin, n);             cin >>  i;             myward.removehouse(temp);             break; 

i know nothing of other functions , regarding program's behavior though.