c++ schoolwork problem parse error...

Hello, ok, we use Sun Solaris ona main server box and telnet into it. we use the Pico editor for code and the g++ compiler program. i just started the c++ language and here's the problem i'm having. i keep getting 3 parse errors and it also says that my int main() is in error as well. here's the code and the errors. can anyone tell me what is wrong with this code? Thank You for any help!!!!!

//Chris Ward
//cs201 Lab1 Part3 improved

#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>

using namespace std;

int main() //Main Function
{
// variables for number of glasses
int intNumMonths = 0;
int intMonthCount = 0;
int intNumGlasses = 0;
int intGlassesSoldTotal = 0;
int intCount = 0;
int intGlassesAverage = 0;

cout << "" << endl; //Line Break

//Introduction
cout << "Welcome lemonade fans! This program calculates the
average number of glasses of lemonade that I sold during the monthly
time period I sold it." << endl;

cout << "" << endl; //Line Break

//Input for length of time you sold
lemonade

cout << "Enter number of months you sold lemonade and press
return: " << endl;

cin >> intNumMonths;

cout << "" << endl; //LineBreak

do //Start Do Loop
{
cout << "Enter the Number of Glasses of Lemonade you sold during

Month " << intMonthCount << "." << endl;
cout << "" << endl; //LineBreak
cin >> intNumGlasses;

cout << "" << endl; //Line Break
intCount + 1
intMonthCount + 1
intGlassesSoldtotal = intGlassesSoldTotal + intNumGlasses;
} //End Do Loop
while intCount < intNumMonths; //Check for the Do Loop

intGlassesAverage = intGlassesSoldTotal / intNumMonths;

cout << "The average number of glasses sold is: " <<
intGlassesAverage << endl;

return 0;
}

***** and the errors i get are *****

WardLemonade2.cpp: In function `int main()':
WardLemonade2.cpp:31: parse error before `<'
WardLemonade2.cpp:47: parse error before `+'
WardLemonade2.cpp:50: parse error before `<'


i've looked and looked at teh code and it all looks kosher to me. any ideas?

thanks again for any help!!!!

 

intCount + 1
intMonthCount + 1
Is missing semi colons at end of each
Also use code tags from now on please

Code:

intCount + 1;
intMonthCount + 1;

Code:

while intCount < intNumMonths;
should be
while (intCount < intNumMonths);

I dont have a compiler handy so doing this from what i can spot

 

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>

using namespace std;

int main() //Main Function
{
// variables for number of glasses
int intNumMonths = 0;
int intMonthCount = 0;
int intNumGlasses = 0;
int intGlassesSoldTotal = 0;
int intCount = 0;
int intGlassesAverage = 0;

cout << "" << endl; //Line Break

//Introduction
cout << "Welcome lemonade fans! This program calculates the average number of glasses of lemonade that I sold during the monthly time period I sold it." << endl;

cout << "" << endl; //Line Break

//Input for length of time you sold
//lemonade

cout << "Enter number of months you sold lemonade and press return: " << endl;

cin >> intNumMonths;

cout << "" << endl; //LineBreak

do //Start Do Loop
{
cout << "Enter the Number of Glasses of Lemonade you sold during Month " << intMonthCount << "." << endl;
cout << "" << endl; //LineBreak
cin >> intNumGlasses;

cout << "" << endl; //Line Break
intCount++;
intMonthCount++;
intGlassesSoldTotal = (intGlassesSoldTotal + intNumGlasses);
} //End Do Loop
while (intCount < intNumMonths); //Check for the Do Loop

intGlassesAverage = intGlassesSoldTotal / intNumMonths;

cout << "The average number of glasses sold is: " <<
intGlassesAverage << endl;

return 0;
} 

This worked for me. Try it out. I dont know if the messageboard did it or if it was your code but when you do

cout << "Blah Blah
Blah";

skipping A line like that doesnt work.


intGlassesSoldTotal

you have a lowercase t in your code which was causing an error also because it was declared as I just typed it.

 

To make it look better (during editing) why not try breaking the long lines into two lines of codes.

It won't break in the output.

Example..

Code:

cout << "veryyyyyy loooooooong
code" << endl;

should be encoded as:

Code:

cout << "veryyyyy looong";
cout << " code" << endl;

neat!

further, you don't need to print "something" to break a line. just output endl.

so,

Code:

cout << "blah blah blah" << endl << endl;

gives one line blank.