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I am getting an error while compiling, saying that strcpy is not declared in the scope. This segment is the definitions for monsters in a text adventure.

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void initializeMonsters()
{
    // old elk
        monsterArray[0].strength = 10;
        monsterArray[0].dexterity = 10;
        monsterArray[0].hp = 10;
        strcpy(monsterArray[0].name, "Old Elk");
        // Archer
        monsterArray[1].strength = 15;
        monsterArray[1].dexterity = 20;
        monsterArray[1].hp = 15;
        strcpy(monsterArray[0].name, "Archer");
        // Dreadful Skeleton
        monsterArray[2].strength = 20;
        monsterArray[2].dexterity = 10;
        monsterArray[2].hp = 25;
        strcpy(monsterArray[0].name, "Dreadful Skeleton");
        // Ug'lor
        monsterArray[3].strength = 25;
        monsterArray[3].dexterity = 25;
        monsterArray[3].hp = 60;
        strcpy(monsterArray[0].name, "Ug'lor");
    // Graldo >>Fight Before Ga'rados<<
        monsterArray[4].strength = 40;
        monsterArray[4].dexterity = 45;
        monsterArray[4].hp = 60;
        strcpy(monsterArray[0].name, "Graldo");
        // Ga'Rados >>boss<<
        monsterArray[5].strength = 95;
        monsterArray[5].dexterity = 115;
        monsterArray[5].hp = 90;
        strcpy(monsterArray[5].name, "Ga'rados");
}

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The declarations that I made are:

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# include <iostream>
#include<ctime>
#include<cstdlib>
#include<cctype>
using namespace std;

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I do not understand what I am doing wrong.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
GAME3 DEV

You should include header <string>.

What is name?

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Originally Posted by GCDEF

What is name?

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LOG --> Legend Of Ga'rados

Is what I'm thinking

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Originally Posted by cilu

You should include header <string>.

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I tried that Didn't work but it reminded me I needed to put a c infront of string <cstring> worked. :)
Thanks!

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Originally Posted by GAME3 D3V

I tried that Didn't work but it reminded me I needed to put a c infront of string <cstring> worked. :)
Thanks!

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Great.

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