Hi boys, I am working for a job interview and I was writing a nice piece of cod in c++, partially copied and pasted.
Void getuserinput(char.guess10); and change the following function's signature to. Void getuserinput(char. guess) to let a pointer to the first char of the array be passed instead of a pointer to a pointer to the first char which will not compile. A side issue is that char.guess10 means an array of 10 pointers to char. Jun 18, 2014 That said, what 'expected expression before ‘’ token' means is that the compiler was expecting say, field0 rather than field in that context. Of course, field0 would still be wrong as field is. L298N Motor Driver - Code issuing “expected primary-expression before '=' token” Hot Network Questions Is a firewall enough of a security measure for an Ubuntu server that hosts a website?
This is supposed to work but now i am obliged to use dev-c++ last version for windows, usually I just use gcc on linux and I at the compilation I receive: expected primary-expresion before 'struct'.
I write the first part of the code till one line after the error, I really need to have this running, I suspect it is a problem with the compiler, please help.
Expected Primary Expression Before Public
Thanks in advance,
Dora
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You probably compiled it as C++, where new is a reserved word.
Hello everyone
My problem is basic, yet its a pain for me (again T_T)
Well anyway, I wrote a program, that generates 20 random integers, and stores them in an array. Then I decided, to build more functions to it, i.e why not have it to display the lowest integer of an array.
I created my function, and got my code in side, which (technically) works. In my main() function I'm calling
and I'm getting an error trying to compile it.
now, could anyone explain to me in a plain English, what the hell does it mean?