Thread: parse error

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    parse error

    were is the parse error befor '<'


    cout<<board[1][1]<<""<<board[1][2]<<""<<board[1][3]<<endl;

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    Looks OK but where is the rest of the code. Sometimes the line the compiler points to is not the cause. A misplaced semi-colon can reek havoc on your code. Post the entire file and I might be able to give you an answer.

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    bobish
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    why do you have those 2 sets of quotes? why don't you just write:
    cout<<board[1][1]<<board[1][2]<<board[1][3]<<endl;

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