[YoungHacker]

hi,
i was/am using VC++ 2010 and getting error 'undeclared identifier' for cin and endl (might be getting for cout too lol) so i used 'std::cin' and i get another error saying 'is not member of std'😭
such BS is the reason why i gave up using VC++ some time back ._. why cant it be as normal as turbo c++ or something
what am i to do? :/

and no i didnt miss <iostream>

[Trip2nite]

Please post some code.
Will make it much easier.

[g4143]

hi,
i was/am using VC++ 2010 and getting error 'undeclared identifier' for cin and endl (might be getting for cout too lol) so i used 'std::cin' and i get another error saying 'is not member of std'😭
such BS is the reason why i gave up using VC++ some time back ._. why cant it be as normal as turbo c++ or something
what am i to do? :/

and no i didnt miss <iostream>

Number one. Why would you be using VC++ 2010? Isn't 2013 out? Oh wait a minute, you are referring to Turbo C++.

[YoungHacker]

Oh its solved :D
Stupid mistake from my side lol

And if VC++ 13 is out I should use it?
I have no time lol (till march)..and using 10 because I have to

[0xDEAD10CC]

Oh its solved :D
Stupid mistake from my side lol

And if VC++ 13 is out I should use it?
I have no time lol (till march)..and using 10 because I have to

No, stick with 2010, it only lacks the support for all of the newer language standards that 2013 has. 🤦‍♂

[Mouse❤️]

Now, now dead10cc. He's obviously new.