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sorry i obviously did a really bad job of explaining myself, i actually want the variables to store strings (its just got char infront of it atm because thats what it was like when i stopped) thats...

I'm a noob and i'm just coding a small program to test what i know but i've hit a problem with this piece of code:


char grid[3][3];
grid[1][1]=" ";
grid[1][2]=" ";
grid[1][3]=" ";
...

I decided to dl Dev-C++ 4.0 with mingw, i installed it and tryed to run this program and i
m still getting an error but now it is:

parse error before `{'

Does this give anyone any insight...

having #include <string.h> didn't help

That sounds likely, I was just wondering if it might have something to do with me not having Mingw/GCC with the compiler

Again i get unable to run program

I'm new to C++ and i'm going through the tutorials on this site, however the first piece of code it gives me to start learning doesn't work.

#include <iostream.h>
int main()
{
cout<<"HEY,...