i have no idea what wrong

i know im doing the function wrong in the (stuff) i have hilighted it in red and ther is some other stuff but can people tell me what im doing wrong?

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#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int colorred,colorgreen,colorblue;
int x = 36;
void squeee( colorred,colorgreen,colorred )
{
    while ( x >= 0 )
    {
        oout<<"<font color="<<colorred<<colorgreen<<colorblue<<">e</font>;
        if ( colorblue == 99 )
        {
            colorgreen --;
        }
        else if ( colorred == 00 )
        {
            colorblue ++;
        }
        else if ( colorgreen == 99 )
        {
            colorred --;
        }
        else
        {
            colorgreen ++;
        }
        x --;
        }
    system("pause");
    }

int main()
{
    squeee(99,00,00)
}

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yay! something i think i can help! ok, in the beginning you have:

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int colorred,colorgreen,colorblue;

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but then you have:

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void squeee( colorred,colorgreen,colorred )

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so colorblue isnt declaired... you put colorred twice in the 2nd one

edit:
oops... i didnt understand your question completely... :) i dont know anything else with it but i'm new to c++ so i wouldnt exactly know much anyways...

1)Get rid of this:

int colorred,colorgreen,colorblue;

2)Put this:

int x = 36;

inside your function.

3) All statements in C++ must end with a semi-colon:

squeee(99,00,00)


4) The number zero is written as 0 not 00.

5) When you define a function, you have to list the types of the parameters--those are the things you colored maroon. When you send values to a function:

squeee(99,00,00);

the values are stored in the parameter variables(the things that are maroon). Therefore, you have to declare the type of the parameter variables, AND you have to send the function values that match the types.

6) Take this out of your function:

system("pause");

and put it in main().

7)
oout<<"<font color="<<colorred<<colorgreen<<colorblue<<">e</font>;

8) Add:

return 0;

as your last statement in main() for every program.

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oout<<"<font color="<<colorred<<colorgreen<<colorblue<<">e</font>;

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The oout there should aslo be cout. And you need a ending quote after the last string:
">e</font>"

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cout<<"<font color="<<colorred<<colorgreen<<colorblue<<">e</font>";

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..beat me to it. :)

^wow... its bad how i didnt reolize ANY of those errors... well, i tried... lol

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void squeee(int colorred, int colorgreen, int colorblue ) //missing values!!!!!

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Originally Posted by JoshR

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void squeee(int colorred, int colorgreen, int colorblue ) //missing values!!!!!

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Wow, I saw that when I visited the topic before, but quickly glancing at Goosie's reply I though it was already corrected., (if not the other 3 replies) ahaha.

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Quote:

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Originally Posted by JoshR

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void squeee(int colorred, int colorgreen, int colorblue ) //missing values!!!!!

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Wow, I saw that when I visited the topic before, but quickly glancing at Goosie's reply I though it was already corrected., (if not the other 3 replies) ahaha.

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Yeah, 7stud said it, he just did say it so explicitly with the code.

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5) When you define a function, you have to list the types of the parameters--those are the things you colored maroon. When you send values to a function:

squeee(99,00,00);

the values are stored in the parameter variables(the things that are maroon). Therefore, you have to declare the type of the parameter variables, AND you have to send the function values that match the types.

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i guess you were trying to get him to understand the parameter variables etc....