What's wrong with my constructor/class?

Code:

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class Mob
{
public:
    Mob(int hp = 50, string name = 'Boar'); //if nothing is set, default to 50

    int getHP() const;
    string getName() const;
    int dmg();
private:
    int m_HP;
    string m_Name;
};

Mob::Mob(int hp, string name):
            m_HP(hp),
            m_Name(name)
{
    cout << "--" << getName() " created with " << getHP() << " HP" << endl << endl;
}
inline int Mob::getHP() const
{
    return m_HP;
}
inline string Mob::getName() const
{
    return m_Name;
}
inline int Mob::dmg()
{
    m_HP = m_HP - 14;
    if (m_HP <= 0) { cout << "you killed it!" << endl; }
    else getHP();
}

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any ideas?

error is on the line

Code:

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    cout << "--" << getName() " created with " << getHP() << " HP" << endl << endl;

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thanks in advance!

Quote:

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Originally Posted by immanuelx2

any ideas?

error is on the line

Code:

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    cout << "--" << getName() " created with " << getHP() << " HP" << endl << endl;

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What error? :)
Did you forget "<<" operator between "getName()" and " created with "?

thanks, that was it.

now i get a new error on this line: (in main)

Code:

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Mob mob1;

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says "invalid conversion from `int' to `const char*' "

fixed! I needed to use double quotes (") where i set the default string.