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From: "Brian Christiansen" <brianc23454 AT earthlink DOT net>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
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Subject: Re: Having a problem w/sorce codes
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"R B" <reabee71 AT optonline DOT net> wrote in message
news:3AA06D35 DOT 649C4A27 AT optonline DOT net...
Dear Sir,
        I have installed  a C++ program from this book called C++ in 24hr.
which reconize borland compliers, etc.,etc.
However when I started the "Hello World" program I kept getting this error
message in line 5.
This is how I designed the program:
1.  #include <iostream.h>
Should be :
#include <iostream>
2.
3.   int main()
4. {
5.   cout << 'Hello World! /n';
Stings are delimeted by ", not ', so this should be:
cout << "Hello World! \n";
6.   return o;
Main is defined to return an int, not a char, so this should be:
return 0;
7.  }
(oh, by the way, don't post in HTML - my newsreader understands it, and I
almost replied using it because that is what it is set to automatically do,
but a lot of people's don't.)
Brian Christiansen

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