Thread: (Rookie) Creating a void Function error

So im using Dev C++, and im reading a book about C++, im triying to create a void function = no return function.
But when I try to compile it a get several errors such as

variable or field `PrintName' declared void

`string' was not declared in this scope

Con you guys help me please?
Heres the screen cap
http://img855.imageshack.us/img855/9549/asdasdasdss.jpg

You probably should move that using directive to just before that function definition. Also, note that you are missing a semi-colon and closing brace for your main function.

Allright so i Tried this way

Code:

#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
void PrintName(string frist,string last)
{
     string fullname = first + " " + last;
     cout << fullname << endl;
     }


 
 
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    PrintName("Thomas","Jefferson")
}
    system("PAUSE");
    return EXIT_SUCCESS;

and still have multiple errors
Heres the link for BIG img
http://img855.imageshack.us/img855/9549/asdasdasdss.jpg

Post the error messages, not a screen shot. What do you think the error messages mean?

Originally Posted by Joel Hernández

In the screenshot you can see the multiple errors listed

Certainly, but the idea here is for you to get a closer look at the error messages when copying them from your IDE's window and then pasting them here, nicely formatted with line numbers. Furthermore, it is easier to read as text than as an image.

Originally Posted by Joel Hernández

one of them says that "first" its not declared , but I allready did, I declared string first, string last ...

Originally Posted by Joel Hernández

Found the error, typing mistake. LOL

Good. What about the others?

Originally Posted by Joel Hernández

Found the error, typing mistake. LOL

What, you mean I'm too late to say "FRIST"?!

The last two lines of code need to be inside the main function. At the moment they are floating off into space from no-mans-land.