QUOTE(Jingle @ 1 Feb, 2008 - 12:54 PM)

#include <iostream.h>
works but is considered depreciated(old) "Deprecated" (thanks for catching that)
it is advised to use
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
what compiler are you using?
Thanks for your correct..
i will usually to type coding like your advice...
i use BCC32 (borland c++ builder 6.0)..
whats wrong with the compiler ...?
i hope you can soon to be give solution ..
sorry for my english too bad..
in other case i found the trouble..
the case like this...(
#include <iostream>
#inlude <conio>
using namespace std;
int main (void)
{
int var_1;
cout<<"Please insert your Number..! :";
cin>>var_1;
cout<<" Inch"<<endl;
cout<<"Results..:"<<var_1<<endl;
getch();
return 0;
}
=============
Please insert your Number..! :100
Inch
Results..:100
===================
I Want To Change Your Final Result Like This..
=============
Please insert your Number..! :100 Inch
Results..:100
==============
Would You Help Me Please....!!
i'm a Beginner
thanks
boedi
Thanks for your correct..
i will usually to type coding like your advice...
i use BCC32 (borland c++ builder 6.0)..
whats wrong with the compiler ...?
i hope you can soon to be give solution ..
sorry for my english too bad..
in other case i found the trouble..
the case like this...(
#include <iostream>
#inlude <conio>
using namespace std;
int main (void)
{
int var_1;
cout<<"Please insert your Number..! :";
cin>>var_1;
cout<<" Inch"<<endl;
cout<<"Results..:"<<var_1<<endl;
getch();
return 0;
}
=============
Please insert your Number..! :100
Inch
Results..:100
===================
I Want To Change Your Final Result Like This..
=============
Please insert your Number..! :100 Inch
Results..:100
==============
Would You Help Me Please....!!
i'm a Beginner
thanks
boedi