Add a list of a class to another class without a library

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Im trying to create a productlist class and i want get a another class seller who insert seller id and name.. and Insert Product list of seller.

this is a simple what that i mean but this with a library

C++

cout << " ENTER CONTACT OF SELLER  : " << endl;
cin >> contact;

//INSERT PRODUCT LIST OF SELLER
int choice = 1;
Product p;
while (choice == 1)
{
cout<<  "ENTER YOUR PRODUCT DETAILS \n" << endl;
p.insert();
pl.push_back(p);
cout << " IF YOU WANT TO ENTER MORE PRODUCTS PRESS 1 ELSE PRESS 0 \n";
cin >> choice;
}

and that what im doing

C++

    cout << " Contact :" << endl;
    cin >> C_contact;
    St.setID(C_ID);
    St.setname(C_na);
    St.setrating(C_rating);
    St.setcontact(C_contact);

    Seller_Node* temp = new Seller_Node;
    temp->data = St;
    temp->next = head;
    head = temp;
    cout << "\nSuccessfully Inserted..!\n\n";
}

What I have tried:

i want to add product::inset here but i dont know how

Posted 18-Jan-23 7:51am

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Updated 18-Jan-23 13:21pm

merano99

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merano99 · Answer 1 · 2023-01-18T13:21:00

Since all the class definitions are missing, I added the references to them.
The chained list indicates that multiple sellers are intended.
The product data are then probably simple member variables that can be read in and assigned.

C++

bool Product::insert()
{
    class Seller_Data St;
    
    // ...

	// Insert Seller data
	Seller_Node* temp = new Seller_Node;
    temp->data = St;
    temp->next = head;
    head = temp;
    cout << "\nSeller successfully Inserted..!\n\n";

	// TODO: Insert Product data
	
	return true;
}

Note: I'm a bit puzzled that the sellers are tediously managed with a self-created chained list, while the products are obviously comfortably managed in an STD container. Sellers should also be managed in an STD container.