Need help with my code

[Marques951]

I keep getting an error on my code. It is for my C# class, but this is C++ code. Any help would be great.

Thanks in advance

Here is what I have:

I am not sure what I am missing or doing wrong but I am getting errors. Any help would be great. It is for my C# programming class, my friend said it looks like a C++ program though. Here is what I have:



#include<iostream>

#include<string>

#include<iomanip>

using namespace std;

void DisplayApplicationInformation();

void DisplayDivider(string);

string GetInput(string);

void TerminateApplication();

int main()

{ string input,name;

int age;

double mileage;

DisplayApplicationInformation();

DisplayDivider("Start Program");

DisplayDivider("Get Name");

cout<<"Your age is:"<<name<<endl;

DisplayDivider("Gas Mileage");

mileage=atof(input.c_str())

count<<"Your car MPG is:"<<setprecision920,fixed<<mileage<<endl;

TerminateApplication()

system("pause");

return 0;

}

void DisplayApplication()

{cout<<"Welcome the Basic User Interface Program\n";

cout<<"CIS247,Week 1 Lab\n";

cout<<"Name:Your Name\n";

cout<<"This prgram accepts user input as a string, then makes the apprpriate data conversion\n\n";

}

void DisplayApplicationInformation()

{cout<<"Welcome the Basic User Interface Program\n";

cout<<"CIS247,Week 1 Lab\n";

cout<<"Name:Your Name\n";

cout<<"This program accepts user input as a string then makes the appropriate data conversion\n\n";

}

void DisplayDivider(string outputTitle)

{cout<<"**************,,output Title<<****************\namespace";

}

string GetInput(string inputType)

{string GetInput(string inputType,,"";

cin>>strInput;

cin>>strInput;

return strInput;

return strInput;

}

void TerminateApplication()

{cout<<"Thank you for using the Basic User Interface program\n";

}

}

[Paul McKenzie]

I keep getting an error on my code. It is for my C# class, but this is C++ code.

Please use code tags when posting code. No one is going to read a double-spaced, unformatted, post.

Second, you need to be more specific as to the "error". A compile error? A link error? A runtime error?

Regards,

Paul McKenzie

[GCDEF]

Paul's right, your formatting is unreadable. However, the compiler gave me some pretty specific and easy to understand error messages. What are you confused about?