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"Celia T." wrote:
> 
> Hello!  I am learning C++ using Jesse Liberty's book, _C++ from Scratch_.
> Upon compiling my first program, I got a ton of error messages!  Gasp!
> 
> Is this because Liberty wrote the program to be used with the Microsoft
> Visual C++ compiler?
> 
> Here are some of the error messages:
> 
> Line 5:    std::cout << "Associates, Inc. Version 0.2\n " << std::end1;
> Error message:        Error:  '::end1' undeclared (first use here)

As Damian said its endl (an L not a one)
> 
> Line 40:      std::cout << "How many positons? (";
> Error message:        Error 'how' undeclared (first use this function)
                              ^^^^^ 
We dont see the rest of your code but perhaps you missed an ending quote
in a previous line and the compiler seeing   How   right after (what it
thinks) is an end quote doesn't know what to do with How.


 
> 
> If anyone can set me straight, thanks!