is this problem because of my directories...or is it an error in the IOSTREAM....
there were many Declaration errors only for iostream...
In my turbo C++...as i complie my program...the error comes as the Declaration syntax error,plz help 2 fix it.
The 1st line with the include is incorrect. Instead of 'Include' it should be 'include' Remember that the compiler is case-sensitive.
Which compiler are you using and for which operating system? The screen clearing function, clrscr() is defined in CONIO.H in my Borland C++ DOS compiler, but that function doesn't exist in CONIO.H on my Microsoft C++ Windows compiler. If the 'clrscr();' line is giving you an 'undeclared identifier' error, then remove it.
The rest of the program is fine. Make sure that the compiler is set to create a C++ program, not C. Save your source file with the .cpp file extension. You might also want to look through the compiler settings.
Reply:well it's pretty difficult to say any thing without seeing the actual code.....if you would have added your code right here then it would be a lot easier to handle...
any way the declaration errors mainly occur that when u ommit to declare a variable or u declare it with wrong data type..etc.....
Reply:sign your variants one by one . and give to them zero value
Reply:turbo c++ command different from visual c++ command
and maybe you want this:-
#include%26lt;conio.h%26gt;
#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
void main()
{
clrscr();
int a,b,c;
printf("\n enter a value for a:");
scanf("%i",%26amp;a);
printf("\n enter a value for b:");
scanf("%i",%26amp;b);
c=a+b;
printf("\n the value for c is: %i",c);
getch();
}
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