I tried to compiler this in Dev-C++ v5.0 but it won't work. Help please

Code:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main()
{
cout<<"Welcome to Tic-Tac-Toe\n";
cout<<"What do you wish to do?\n";
cout<<"1.New Game\n";
cout<<"2.Options\n";
cout<<"3.Quit\n";
int mainmenunumber;
int difficulty;
cin>>mainmenunumber;
if (mainmenunumber=2)
{
system("CLRSCR");
cout<<"Welcome to the Options Menu\n";
cout<<"1.Difficulty\n";
cout<<"2.Back\n";
int optionsmenu;
cin>>optionsmenu
if (optionsmenu=1)
{
system("CLRSCR");
cout<<"What difficulty lvl do you want?";
}
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}

Does anyone notice any problems?

[edit]Nice try with the code tags, you used the wrong slash though. I've changed it for now. Hammer.

What does the compiler say?

1 parse error before `--'

31 In file included from C:/DEV-CPP/include/g++-3/iostream.h

2 from Source.cpp

37 parse error before `}'

[Warning] In function `int main()':

22 parse error before `if'

those are all the errors

So no one knows?

to check for equality use operator ==
to assign something to something else use operator =

Now you work it out!

also a cin>> is missing a semicolon

Okay I fixed it

Code:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main()
{
cout<<"Welcome to Tic-Tac-Toe\n";
cout<<"What do you wish to do?\n";
cout<<"1.New Game\n";
cout<<"2.Options\n";
cout<<"3.Quit\n";
int mainmenunumber;
int difficulty;
cin>>mainmenunumber;
if (mainmenunumber==2)
{
system("CLRSCR");
cout<<"Welcome to the Options Menu\n";
cout<<"1.Difficulty\n";
cout<<"2.Back\n";
int optionsmenu;
cin>>optionsmenu;
if (optionsmenu==1)
{
system("CLRSCR");
cout<<"What difficulty lvl do you want?";
}
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}

But It still wont work. It says there is a error at the end of input

is the system call right?
what operating system?
try
system("CLS");
instead.
other than that with quick glance code looks good.

I changed it to CLS but I am still getting a error at the end of input...

what says theres an error at end of input?
compiler?
when you type input running it?
be more specific about whats happening

Okay, I compiler the code. The complier says there is a error at the end of input. On line uh...like one line after the last '}'.

some compilers like a newline at the end of the file. type a return after the last brace

If you just count your brackets, you'll see there's too few of them...if you'd just concentrate, you'll knock out these sorts of errors quickly, otherwise you're just wasting your time being helpless.

your missing a brace too

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Thanks for your help Stoned_Coder