2. First Programs
First Error
Observe the short program below:
int main()
{
cout << (5+(6-4)*2)*10
}
Due to a slight, but very common
error, this program cannot be executed. The fact that programming languages
have strict rules should not surprise anyone. The error in this program is a
simple one – we have neglected to terminate the cout statement
by a semicolon.
After correcting the error and executing the program, you should get this as the result:
STDOUT: 90
Can you find both errors in the following program?
int main()
{
cout 2+(7-1)*3)*4;
}