C++ hello world

[ghell]

everywhere i look it tells me to use

#include <isostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
cout << "Hello World\n";
return 0;
}


but when i compile this with boarland c++ compiler, mingw or devc++ they all throwthe following errors (albeit worded slightly differently each time)

Borland C++ 5.5.1 for Win32 Copyright (c) 1993, 2000 Borland
hello.cpp:
Error E2209 hello.cpp 1: Unable to open include file 'isostream'
Error E2282 hello.cpp 2: Namespace name expected
Error E2451 hello.cpp 6: Undefined symbol 'cout' in function main()
*** 3 errors in Compile ***

this is the simplest script u can do so how am i getting 3 errors (and how do i fix them)

[Brandoe85]

I always thought this line:

#include <isostream>

should be

#include <iostream>

[trib4lmaniac]

I always thought this line:

#include <isostream>

should be

#include <iostream>

You would be correct.

[ghell]

i always thought
You would be correct.

should be
usefulbut apparently i was wrong

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thanks, Brandoe85, i just looked at another example in my book and worked out that the 1st 1 had a typo in it but maby you could have said this in a less condescending way than "i always thought ..typo.. shud be... real spelling")

this whole "Computer Programming" forum better not be like you two

[trib4lmaniac]

this whole "Computer Programming" forum better not be like you two
Lol, I am unique - just like everybody else :p

[Brandoe85]

thanks, Brandoe85, i just looked at another example in my book and worked out that the 1st 1 had a typo in it but maby you could have said this in a less condescending way than "i always thought ..typo.. shud be... real spelling")

this whole "Computer Programming" forum better not be like you two
:confused:I did not mean it that way, my bad :thumbsup: