A Simple Calculator Program Not Working

hi all. i was making a calculator program last night. i use dev c++ bloodshed, and its really picky on certain things. well, this program isnt working, and i cant seem to find out why. can any of u plz help me?! thx alott..

btw, i am on a mac computer at school, and have the coding on a floppy. mac isnt lettin me copy n' paste, so i cant do the code]....[/code] statement. srry...:( and disregard those squares at the start of each line...macs are so dumb!

Code:

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#pragma hdrstop

#include <iostream.h>

#include <conio.h>



void main()

{



int var1

int var2

int var3

int var4

int choice1

int choice2

int Answer1

int Answer2

   

  do

    {

    cout << "\nHello, do you want to add or subtract numbers? (a/s)";

    cin >> choice1;

   

      if ( choice1 == 'a' )

        {

        cout << "\nPlease enter the first number and second number, to be added, seperated by a space: ";

        cin >> var1;

        cin >> var2;

       

        Answer1 = var1 + var2

       

        cout << "\nThe answer is " << Answer1;

        }

       

      if ( choice1 == 's' )

        {

        cout << "\nPlease enter the first number and second number, to be subtracted, seperated by a space: ";

        cin >> var3;

        cin >> var4;

       

        Answer2 = var3 + var4

       

        cout << "\nThe answer is " << Answer2;

        }

     

        cout << "\nDo you want to do this again? (y/n)";

        cin >> choice2;

       

    } 

    while ( choice2 != 'n' )

    getch()

   

}

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> copy n' paste, so i cant do the code]....[code]
Sure you can - just add them in manually afterwards.
You just managed to type in 11 of the required 13 characters after all

A woeful lack of ; at the end of way too many lines seems to be the biggest problem

liek whcih ones? if doesnt need it, i think. and errors i get are like cout undeclared and var1 undeclared ....errors like that.

Contrast with your previous effort which had too many ;

Quote:

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void main()

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shouldn't that be

Code:

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int main(void)

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can u guys actually tell me where i am wrong? i did notice i forgot the ; after the parts where i was asigning the values for the asnwer1 and 2 variables. ill put those in when i get to my house. where else is sumthin wrong? do i need iostream.h, or iostream? and ill also try the int main(void) command when i get home. thx for ur help so far!

im not big on c++ but i think it should be

Code:

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#include <iostream>
using namespace std

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hmmm....ok, i will try that for the header.

Quote:

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Originally posted by oobootsy1
can u guys actually tell me where i am wrong? i did notice i forgot the ; after the parts where i was asigning the values for the asnwer1 and 2 variables. ill put those in when i get to my house. where else is sumthin wrong? do i need iostream.h, or iostream? and ill also try the int main(void) command when i get home. thx for ur help so far!

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You've been given what you did wrong. You need ';' after statements. Without that, you can't compile. Also change void main() to int main().

Without the program compiling, what kind of answer do you want to "can u guys actually tell me where i am wrong?"

ok, i will try this stuff when i get home. thx alot, ill post back if it dont work.