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Old February 17th, 2006, 12:34 AM
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Arrow I need help with the Dev C++ compiler

Ok well i recently got C++ all-in-one desk reference for dummies for the compiler and just for a reference. I installed DEV's c++ compiler and tried my own code in it just to make sure it worked and everything. But when i tried it kept telling me:
"'cout' undeclared (first use this function)".
I dont know why it keeps telling me that. But i went ahead and tried an example from the book just incase i was doing something wrong and it did the same. Would someone mind telling me what im doing wrong or have done wrong? i would really appreciate it, thanks

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#include <iostream>

using namespace std; <-- did you miss this? (or did you write std::cout?)

I have no experience with Dev-c++ so if I am preaching to the coir now, sorry
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#include <iostream>

using namespace std; <-- did you miss this? (or did you write std::cout?)

I have no experience with Dev-c++ so if I am preaching to the coir now, sorry


oh thanks lol sorry im use to another compiler and i had using namespace std but i had namespace spelt wrong, thanks for the help

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Exclamation I need some more help

If anyone sees this i need more help. Sorry im really new at this Dev c++ thing its a lot different than the one i started on.
Im trying to create a string but it keeps giving me an error message saying:
parse error before `;' token
and i put in the:
#include <string>
Is there anything else i need to include?
(I have a book that uses the Dev C++ 4.9.3.0 version and it has some errors becase i use the Dev c++ 4.9.70)

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My reply is in the other post: postthe source, it's probably not Dev c++ related i expect.

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