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Yes the file's name ends with .cpp

One question. I know that this program (Borland), works without a problem at my university, so can I simply work here at may house with any other program, and then go there and Copy&Paste the code in Borland? Will there be any problem?
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BTW Yes I had the #include <iostream> when I compiled the program, And it still gave those errors.
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Yes the file's name ends with .cpp

One question. I know that this program (Borland), works without a problem at my university, so can I simply work here at may house with any other program, and then go there and Copy&Paste the code in Borland? Will there be any problem?

Seems like that would work. You can try Dev C++ or Code Blocks or Visual Studio Express. All are free and modern.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compari...t_environments
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Well guess I will have to do that, can't see any other way. I have spent like two days trying to make this work, and I guess I have had enough ^^

Thank you all for your help, hope my bad English hasn't been a problem
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That ancient Borland compiler probably wants <iostream.h> and leave out the using namespace std; statement.
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Well guess I will have to do that, can't see any other way. I have spent like two days trying to make this work, and I guess I have had enough ^^

Thank you all for your help, hope my bad English hasn't been a problem
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As far as I know no namespaces and string class (no STL at all) in BC++ 3.1. Old streams implementation via <iostream.h> - that's all...
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Haha thanx ^^

Just for you to know, I talked with my professor and asked him if there was a way for using Strings witn Borland, and he said to me that no there isn't, that that was one of the reasons for chossing that program...

Now I have wasted 2 days trying to figure out something that did't have solution, and looks like he wants us to create our own String Class O.o . What a great start...
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What a great start...
Don't think that way. Think about how much you've learned through all of the troubleshooting.
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