Re: iostream error.


Prasad ha escrito:

Hi All,

I am executing simple hello world program. But, getting compile time
errors.
What is the problem here?

prasad@D-T11673A:~/programs/c> cat bst.cpp
#include<iostream>

It should be #include <iostream.h>, that's why your compiler doesn't
find the iostream header.



using namespace std;

int main ()
{
cout << "Hello World." ;
return 0 ;
}


All this belongs to C++ and not Standard C, bear in mind that we only
discuss the Standard C so this is off-topic here. Asking to
comp.lang.c++ would be more suitable.

.

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