when i use cout or cin call & then either << or >> .....it shows
declaration syntax error...what should i do?
cout<<"anything";
int a;
cin>>a;
return 0;

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when i use cout or cin call & then either << or >> .....it shows declaration synta..

Answer / nilam

If you are using Turbo C complier need to add #include<iostream.h> header file.

and If you are using Visual Studio then you need to add

#include<iostream>
using std namespace;

the above two statements.

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when i use cout or cin call & then either << or >> .....it shows declaration synta..

Answer / ramchandranaik

if you are using Turbo C complier need to add #include<iostream.h>
header file.
or if ur using dev C++ then

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

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