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[MegaForum]

Hi everyone. i am making an age converter in c++ ( all by myself! LOL)

i was wonder whats wrong with my code. im getting error for int b as
undeclared identifier. how do i link int b to cout << "Your Age:"
ty


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

[code]
int main ()

{
int a = c;
int c = a * 7;


cin >> "Enter your age";
cout << " Your age:";


return 0;
}

[Hackerdevelopment]

You have to declare if its like a floating point,integer or text.

[HomerSexual]

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main ()
{
int a;
int c ;

cout << "Enter your age: ";
cin >> a;
c = a* 7;
cout << " Your age:" c;

cin.ignore();
cin.get();
return 0;
}


you can't cin a line. You use a cout then a cin

cin = c input , so your not inputting Enter you age: your cout'ing it (c output)

[Hackerdevelopment]

Wat does this do anyways?

[HomerSexual]

looks like it takes your age * 7?

and where the fuck does b come into play?

[Flyte]

Do you want to convert the age of a dog to the age of a human? (Judging by the coding you have done, that is what I think.)

[MegaForum]

[Symbol]

Many pople are wrong but dogs life are like this:
First year: 12 years of dogs.
Secnd year: 12 years of dogs.
Rest are 4 years.
3 years old dog is 28. (2 times 12 = 24+4 = 2 - 4 years are 32 and so on...

[Jani]