When i type in the code in c++ then compile my work an error comes saying: C:\My Documents\Cpp2.cpp(6) : error C2065: ''end1'' : undeclared identifier what causes that and how should i fix it Thunderstorm Games

Post some source code. You''ve either misspelled a variable/function reference as ''end1'', or you''ve forgotton to declare it. ->For Beginners

Wild guess - shouldnt it be endl instead of end1? The letter l instead of the number one?

This is the code im trying to put in:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main( void )
{
cout << " /\\ " << end1;
cout << " / \\ " << end1;
cout << " / \\ " << end1;
cout << " | | " << end1;
cout << " |[] [] |" << end1;
cout << " | |" << end1;
cout << " ----- " << end1;

return 0;
}

Thunderstorm Games

end1 has to be endl;

I will spell it out, to make sure.

E - N - D - L - ;

Haha, yes, endl. (as in end line)

cout << "My text" << endl;
or even
cout << "My text\n";

/n is the newline character.


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\n is not the same as endl in c++. endl flushes the buffer, but \n doesn''t (altough it does in plain c).

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