Re: [c-prog] Re: compilling error massage

[Tyler Littlefield]

first, you need to learn how to call functions. you don't use int randomise(), 
just randomise if randomize is already declared.
You also don't need to use <iostream.h>, iostream works just fine. same with 
most other c libraries.

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: real 
  To: c-prog@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 9:46 PM
  Subject: [c-prog] Re: compilling error massage


  --- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, "peternilsson42" <peternilsso...@...> 
  wrote:
  >
  > "real" <shrinilesh@> wrote:
  > > Thomas Hruska <thruska@> wrote:
  > > > real wrote:
  > > > > i am not able to understand the massage.
  > 
  > What I Know Is... "Massage is the practice of soft tissue
  > manipulation with physical, functional, and in some cases
  > psychological purposes and goals."
  > 
  > > > > pl guide what is the error
  > > > > 
  > > > > [Error] text.cpp:54: parse error before `if'
  > 
  > This means that the compiler wasn't able to translate
  > your program according to the grammar and syntax rules.
  > In other words, either you have a typo (left of a semi-
  > colon) or you otherwise haven't coded something
  > correctly.
  > 
  > > > > [Error] text.cpp:64: `N' undeclared (first use this
  > > > > function)
  > 
  > This means an identifier was used without being declared.
  > 
  > > > > [Error] text.cpp:64: (Each undeclared identifier is
  > > > > reported only once
  > > > > [Error] text.cpp:64: for each function it appears in.)
  > 
  > This means the compiler is saving you from potentially
  > thousands of repeated error messages by only reporting
  > the use of a given undeclared variable once.
  > 
  > > > > [Error] text.cpp:64: `n' undeclared (first use this
  > > > > function)
  > 
  > This means another identifier was also used without being
  > declared. [Note: C and C++ are case sensitive.]
  > 
  > > > 
  > > > Unlike other languages (e.g. PHP), C/C++ requires you to
  > > > declare your variables and their types before you use them.
  > > > 
  > > > Show source code if you want more help.
  > > 
  > > hi this massage comes so many time some times i rectifed it
  > > my self without knowing what i am doing
  > 
  > We don't know what you're doing either because you won't
  > show us your code. [Did you mispell onomatopoeia on line 42?]
  > 
  > > becouse i am using freec++ and it's highlite the error line. 
  > > 
  > > just guide me on what error these massge generated by
  > > compiler.
  > 
  > So you think you've fixed the transmission; you just want to
  > know what the 'oil' light means?! I'm guessing you have more
  > problems than you realise. ;)
  > 
  > -- 
  > Peter

  sir

  i was trying fix the problem of guess game.cpp that post earlier

  i just begin to learn c++ a week ago. i rectified some of them.

  here is the sorce code of the guessgame.cpp

  #include<iostream.h>
  #include<time.h>
  #include<stdlib.h>
  #include<conio.h>

  int main(void)
  {
  int score,leftchances,number,guessnumber;
  leftchances=6;
  score=0;
  int randomize();
  number=int (rand()%100);
  char input;
  clrscr();
  start:
  cout<<"\n Welcome To Number Guessing Game";
  cout<<"\n Computer Will Select Number In Between 0 To 100";
  cout<<"\n You Will Be Given Six Chances To Guess That Number\n";

  do
  {
  cout<<"\n"<<leftchances<<":Guses Remaining\n";
  cin>>guessnumber;
  if(guessnumber>100||guessnumber<0)
  {
  cout<<"\n Your Guess Should Be In Between 0 To
  100 Numbers Only";
  leftchances--;
  }
  if(guessnumber>number)
  {
  cout<<"\n Your Guess Is HIGH";
  leftchances--;
  }

  if(guessnumber<number)
  {
  cout<<"\n Your Guess Is LOW";
  leftchances--;
  }

  if(guessnumber==number)
  {
  cout<<"\n CONGRATULATIONS YOUR GUESS IS
  CORRECT";
  cout<<"\n the number was"<<number;
  score=leftchances*10;
  cout<<"\n Your Score Is "<<score;
  break;
  }

  while((guessnumber!=number)&&(leftchances!=0))/* intial cpp mistake 
  here*/
  if (leftchances==0)
  {
  cout<<"\n Sorry You Could Not Guess";
  cout<<"\n The Number Was"<<number;
  score=leftchances*10;
  cout<<"\n Your Score Is"<<score;
  cout<<"\n Remaining Guesses"<<leftchances; /* here also*/
  }
  cout<<"Want To Play Again Press Y";
  cin>>"input";
  if ((input=='Y' || input=='y'))

  /*goto (start;) original i made change reurn */
  return 0; /* this one is the line no.66*/

  [Error] C:\Program Files\C-Free 4\mingw32\Untitled1.cpp:66: parse 
  error at end of input

  pl guide me 

  thanks.

  >



  

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