[SureDawgg]

Delete this thread please, thank you

[Retribute]

Here you go:

PHP Code


<?php 
#include<iostream>
#include<string>
#include<vector>
#include<algorithm>
#include<cmath>
using namespace std;
inline void keep_window_open() {
    char ch; cin >> ch;
}

    int main()         // C++ programs start by executing the function main
    {        
        cout << "Hello, World!\n";    // output “Hello, World!”        
        keep_window_open();           // wait for a character to be entered        
        return 0;
    } 


You were missing the closing brace for your first function definition.

[Shoe]

You're defining main inside another function, first off. Apparently this is valid in C++? Dear God someone help me. One line's missing a semicolon according to the topmost issue, and the left brace somewhere isn't matched up, aka there's a brace somewhere that doesn't have a pair. Ex:

Code

{
     somecode;

where it should be:

Code

{
    somecode;
}

[Goodies]

1) You are using way more header files than necessary. Don't do that.
2) If you do use a lot of header files, especially 3rd party ones, don't use "using namespace std" because that can result in some pretty bad name mangling.
3) You're defining a function within a function. Either that, or you just forgot to close the function above.
4) This:

PHP Code


<?php 
inline void keep_window_open() {
    char ch; cin >> ch;
} 


is not good...

From what I can tell, std::cin.ignore() is probably what you can use.

[Remix]

I have updated the thread with a newer question

"expected a function header"

Pretty obvious what's wrong

[Goodies]

I have updated the thread with a newer question

You don't declare a function. You just write a scope that never gets run... there's no entry point.

[Remix]

Well I just started last night so no, it isn't obvious. If it was I wouldn't have asked.

I assume it should be the main function so the header of the main function is missing
Should look like that:

Code

void main() {
    ...

[0xDEAD10CC]

I assume it should be the main function so the header of the main function is missing
Should look like that:

Code

void main() {
    ...

void main()? 🤨 .. ?

[Blacklisted]

Yea its supposed to be int main() {

Was that the only problem that you were having tho?

[0xDEAD10CC]

I did int main and it worked out fine

I think you missed my point. I was hinting at the fact that it should be 'int main()' instead of 'void main()' as he had suggested.

[Remix]

void main()? 🤨 .. ?

My bad, I saw he returned nothing and didn't use my brain
Has to be int