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ThomasSauder · 2002-10-03T19:47:38

Error : C:\Documents and Settings\TJ\Desktop\Test Program\TestProgram.cpp(30) : error C2065: ''If'' : undeclared identifier C:\Documents and Settings\TJ\Desktop\Test Program\TestProgram.cpp(31) : error C2143: syntax error : missing '';'' before ''{'' C:\Documents and Settings\TJ\Desktop\Test Program\TestProgram.cpp(36) : error C2065: ''Else'' : undeclared identifier C:\Documents and Settings\TJ\Desktop\Test Program\TestProgram.cpp(36) : error C2146: syntax error : missing '';'' before identifier ''cout'' // This program asks for 3 numbers, gives them back, and asks the user if he wants to multiply // it by 5 #include <iostream> int main() { using namespace std; typedef unsigned long int ULONG; ULONG Number_1; ULONG Number_2; ULONG Number_3; ULONG Answer; ULONG Total; cout << "Please type in 3 numbers:" << endl; cout << "Number 1:" << endl; cin >> Number_1; cout << "Number 2:" << endl; cin >> Number_2; cout << "Number 3:" << endl; cin >> Number_3; cout << "The numbers you have entered were: " << Number_1 << Number_2 << Number_3; cout << "Would you like to multiply your answer by 5?" << endl; cout << "Press (1) for yes or (2) for no" << endl; cin >> Total; Answer = (Number_1 + Number_2 + Number_3) * 5; If (Total != ''2'') { cout << "All your Integers added together times 5 is: " << endl; cout << Answer << endl; } Else cout << "Well thank you for testing out my real basic program\n"; return 0; } That''s the code... I''m not sure why it won''t allow me to compile. How can IF be an unideclared identifier?

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Started by ThomasSauder October 02, 2002 07:59 PM

15 comments, last by ThomasSauder 21 years, 6 months ago

prh99

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October 02, 2002 09:11 PM

quote:Original post by ThomasSauder
Isn''t The C++ Programming Language out of date? I heard it doesn''t even mention STL....

It wouldn''t be hard to update C\C++.

Patrick

deepdene

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October 02, 2002 09:13 PM

The C++ Programming Language (The book) has gone through many revisions through the years, the 3rd edition (or the special edition based off that one) has all the latest ANSI C++ stuff including STL.

quote:Original post by ThomasSauder
Isn't The C++ Programming Language out of date? I heard it doesn't even mention STL....

[edited by - deepdene on October 2, 2002 10:14:29 PM]

ThomasSauder

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October 02, 2002 09:21 PM

Ok Thanks.... I''ll buy that one once I''m done both C++ books.... It''s only $110 with tax Canadian so it''s not that bad. Affordable

Thanks everyone.

wild_pointer

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October 03, 2002 08:39 AM

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ThomasSauder

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October 03, 2002 11:25 AM

The C++ Programming language book is free?

ThomasSauder

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October 03, 2002 11:26 AM

The C++ Programming language book is free?

simon10k

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October 03, 2002 07:46 PM

You may find this site useful for free online books

http://www.tcfb.com/freetechbooks/bookcpp.html

[edited by - simon10k on October 3, 2002 8:47:38 PM]

-----------------------------Language: C++API: Win32, DirectXCompiler: VC++ 2003

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