New to C++ and needing help; Can't find <lvp\string.h> |LawrencevillePress
I've gone through a few threads trying to find something to fix my problem, but the latest I've found that is similar is from 2003.
It's my first time learning C++, and we are using the Lawrenceville Press book they give out at my high school. Working from home, I have downloaded the files instructed, but one of the files they use in the book is <lvp\string.h> but it's not in the library.
I'm using a really simple program to test it, and it's even depicted as an example in the book, but the statement still doesn't work.
Code:
#include <iostream.h>
#include <lvp\string.h> // unable to open include file 'LVP\STRING.H'
int main()
{
String Name; // Unidentified symbol & Statement missing
cout << "Enter your name: ";
cin >> Name; // Unidentified symbol
cout << "Welcome, " << Name;
cout << "! Nice to meet you!" << endl;
return(0);
}
Any ideas?
I have till April 20th to finish the whole book, but this is the only thing stopping me. (I slacked for 2 months. However, I'm determined to finish it.)... Not to mention this is only Chapter 3.
I'm glad I finished both Java and AP Java Programming last year, it helps make C++ a lot faster.
