I\'m having a problem with my code and would like some help with it. This is my

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I'm having a problem with my code and would like some help with it.

This is my code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class Table {
public:
void SetSeatA( int personA );
void SetSeatB( int personB );
int GetSeatA();
int GetSeatB();
void SwapSeats();

private:
int seatA;
int seatB;
};

int main(){
Table t;
int person;
cin >> person;
t.SetSeatA(person);
cin >> person;
t.SetSeatB(person);

t.SwapSeats();
cout << "Seat A = " << t.GetSeatA() << endl;
cout << "Seat B = " << t.GetSeatB() << endl;

return;
}

When I run my code I get this error:

main.cpp: In function 'int main()': main.cpp:29:4: error: return-statement with no value, in function returning 'int' [-fpermissive] return;

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Errors:

I'm providing you the modified code try to run as I'm running it in GNU plugin in DEV-C++ & the programme runs fine.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Table {
private:
int seatA;
int seatB;
public:
void SetSeatA(int personA){
    seatA = personA;
   }
void SetSeatB(int personB){
    seatB = personB;
   }
int GetSeatA(){
    return seatA;
   }
int GetSeatB(){
    return seatB;
   }
void SwapSeats(){
    int temp = seatA;
    seatA = seatB;
    seatB = temp;
   }

};
int main(){
Table t;
int person;
cin >> person;
t.SetSeatA(person);
cin >> person;
t.SetSeatB(person);

t.SwapSeats();
cout << "Seat A = " << t.GetSeatA() << endl;
cout << "Seat B = " << t.GetSeatB() << endl;

return 0;
}

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