I am taking the next step, that is switching over to C++. When I compile my programs an error is produced regarding the keyword "end1". Is this perhaps a keyword that is not understood by my Borland C++ compiler?
Dear aardvark,<br><br>It would simplify the forum process if you could post the pertinent code in question.<br><br>I am guessing about the error occuring on a line similar to this:<br><br>cout << "hello world" << end1;<br><br>You almost have it correct. A common problem with fonts in editors is that you can't tell the difference between the Letter 'L' (smallcase) and the number '1' (one).<br><br>In your case you need the letter 'L' in small case 'l'.<br><br>'endl' = end line character<br><br>Hope this helps<br>-pete
Thanks Palbano. You guessed correctly. My book neglected to explain the end of line keyword, and I did indeed interpret the letter "l" as the number "1". Thanks again!
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