C Iostream H Not Found

It was part of some pre 1990s compilers but it is certainly not part of c.

C iostream h not found. See in above example what is this marker function this is not known to any of us anyway if you simply want to check whether include iostream work or not you can do by simply writing few lines. Please translate it into english. Another option is to not include iostream h. I can get the program to work if i delete include iostream h and use printf instead of cout.

In c you don t add the h for things in the standard library when can you omit the file extension in an include directive. Also throw away any book or notes that mention the thing you said. Iostream is a c header so you need to use g to compile it. And all the library classes are in the std.

Namespace for ex am ple std cout. As vince1027 pointed out the insertion operator following each cin statement should be not. Use include iostream instead. That header doesn t exist in standard c.

Dev c s c compilation settings do not include the c backward compatibility directory for obvious reasons and and even if it did the iostream h header file would not compile as c code. This will happen if you have an older version of c c compiler. If that s the case though i d recommend you to not use it unless it s enforced by your professor or something. Using iosteam h is depreciated.

Instead we got iostream in 1998. Include iostream h if you go to the folder where you install the c c compiler and look under the include folder you will probably find you only have this file iostream h not iostream. It s stdio h not studio h i made the same mistake when i started. If you are writing c code name your file with the cpp extension.

Also as vince1027 pointed out to you before m c 2 will produce garbage since you haven t initialized int c to any value. The stdio h header includes the printf function. The correct code is code cpp include iostream code try that and watch the space between them too. To fix this change.

Iostream h has never been a standard c header because it did not make it into the c standard. I m not really sure what it is you re trying to do but those aren t valid integer declarations. However as a practical solution for your current pre standard code you may try to replace. Use iostream instead and either explicitly precede the commands with the namespace or use the line using namespace std.