The program does not run!

I have the following simple codes:

Code:

#include&ltiostream&gt
using namespace std;

class Code{
	int id;
public:
	Code(){}
	Code(int a){
		id=a;
	}
	Code(Code &x)
	{
		id=x.id;
	}
	void display(){
		cout&lt&ltid;
	};


	int main(){
		Code A(100);
		Code B(A);
		Code C=A;
		Code D;
		D=A;

		cout&lt&lt"id of A :";A.display();
		cout&lt&lt"id of B :";B.display();
		cout&lt&lt"id of C :";C.display();
		cout&lt&lt"id of D :";D.display();
		return 0;
	}

While compiling it gives an error ,the line number being ouside of the program.
This is what exactly the error message is:
Ex6.4.cpp(47) : fatal error C1071: unexpected end of file found
Error executing cl.exe.

Please help!

 

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I think it could be as simple as not having a Paired bracket "{}"
Check your code:

Code:

class Code{
...
But it doesn't close.

Btw, most coding errors can be down to just this syntax error alone, it's not just found in C++ but also Perl, Java and Javascript.

I usually debug by reading through the code and saying "Open" for { and "Close" for } aloud, if they don't pair up, then there is an error somewhere in the layout.

 

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Yes,thanks,it was that!

 

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Code does close,but Last function defined is never closed...


bye!

 

eh? how can you say this?.. look at the indentation level.. but basically, each } closes the { before it.. everything was closed except the opening calss{ one..

please tell me what bizarre notion of logic lead you to think that the last } you can see, applied to the class{ and not the main(){ ?

 

I'm guessing Zion's logic was that The Class Close closed at the bottom, and contained the rest of the programming.

However the actual error pretty much states:
Ex6.4.cpp(47) : fatal error C1071: unexpected end of file found
Error executing cl.exe.

Basically the "End" wasn't in the correct expected syntax.