Follow the code
class Nome
{
public:
Nome(string nome, string sobreNome);
void exibirNome();
virtual ~Nome();
protected:
private:
string nome;
string sobreNome;
};
Error
error: expected ')' before 'name'
error: 'string' does not name a type
error: 'string' does not name a type
You must include the string header. And the full name of the type would be std::string , so a using is usually appropriate so you do not have to describe the namespace every time. In C ++ the grouping of the names is separated from the grouping of the codes ( header files).
I've reorganized to avoid redundant code and become more idiomatic.
#include <string>
using namespace std;
class Nome {
string nome;
string sobreNome;
public:
Nome(string nome, string sobreNome);
void exibirNome();
virtual ~Nome(); //espero que vá usar, senão não tem porque criar isto
};
See running on ideone .