Looks like the substitution did the trick. I guess Rectangle is reserved by some STL *scritches head*
You'd think they'd tell me these things.
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Looks like the substitution did the trick. I guess Rectangle is reserved by some STL *scritches head*
You'd think they'd tell me these things.
What does declaring using std::cout; do?
How would I declare it? (Noob here)
Well, I understand the tutorial on using namespaces -- you group a section of classes together and save on typing?
Utils::SomethingUseful::SomethingUseful() { void } blah whatever.
But I'm...
standard namespace?
Actually, forget #include <cstdlib> -- that's not in my header anymore. I still get the error nonetheless.
In Rect.hpp
#ifndef Rect_H
#define Rect_H
// Begin Rect.h
#include <cstdlib.h>
#include <iostream.h>