Re: #include <iostream> ERROR

[Thomas Maeder]

Steve Bby <steve_bby@yahoo.com> writes:

> I compile a small program below:
> ********************
> #include <iostream>
>
> main()

Implicit has been obsolete for very long time now.


> {
>          cout << "Test\n";

<iostream> declares cout in name std. Refer to that object with the
name std::cout, or use a using declaration or using directive.

More, the operator<< overload for character arrays is declared in the
Standard header <ostream>, not <iostream> (not necessarily anway). In
order to write portable code, #include <ostream> as well.