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Okay I need some insight. I am taking a C++ class and am working on my second project. I am trying to create a list of options that allow you to store emails in a string vector. Now before taking the time to help me and look at the code I want to point out my problem. I made an object in the file "HughesProject2-1.cpp": HughesEmail myhughesEmail(); Well the problem comes right after this when I used this object to run displayList(): myHughesEmail.displayList(); Visual 2010 keeps telling me "error: Expression must have class type" Now I am using the book as a reference to doing this and they created an object the same way and used it the same way right after. I am confused at what I have wrong as my file is quite different past the basics of using the objects and what is being done. I understand there my be other errors as this is incomplete and I'm still learning, I need to know what is most likely causing me from using the object after I made it. Thanks in advance. I have three files: HughesEmail.cpp // Classes for HughesProject2-1.cpp and HughesEmail.h // Includes #include <string> #include <iostream> #include <vector> #include <iomanip> #include "HughesEmail.h" // Namespaces using namespace std; // Initializing Constructor HughesEmail::HughesEmail() { vector< string > emailStorage( 100 ); emailMinimumLength = 9; exitOption = 1; emailOption = 1; } void HughesEmail::displayList() { // Check if exit is set, if not run. if ( exitOption == 1 ) { // Email list options cout << "Choose from the list of options: \n" "1 - Store an email address.\n" "2 - Search an email address.\n" "3 - List all email adresses.\n" "4 - Delete an email address.\n" "0 - Exit.\n" << endl; while ( emailOption != 0 )

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