i am working on a program for a class and it keeps giving me errors that i've never had before. i don't think there's a reason it should give these errors. this is the part giving me errors: while (user_variable != 35) if (user_variable >= 65)&&(user_variable <= 90) uppercase_letter++; else if(user_variable>=97)&&(user_variable<= 122) lowercase_letter++ ; else if (user_variable>=48)&&(user_variable<= 57) number++; do{ cout << "The Number of characters in each group is\n" << "Lowercase : "<< lowercase_letter << endl << "Uppercase : "<< uppercase_letter << endl << "Numbers : " << number << endl << "\n Would you like to continue? (y/n) \n"; }while (choice=='Y')||(choice=='y') the compiler gives these errors :syntax error before `user_variable' , syntax error before `||' token all appropriate variables have been declared

"i don't think there's a reason it should give these errors" So, why do you think that the compiler is giving errors? It's having a bad day? It doesn't like your makeup? Change if (user_variable >= 65)&&(user_variable <= 90) to if ((user_variable >= 65)&&(user_variable <= 90)) The while part of your do-while has the same problem

You also need a semicolon with the do/while, ie: do { ... } while(condition); Two small notes... there's no way out of your while loop once you get into it, and you need a cinn to get user input in the do/while.

You know, the compiler will translate single characters (such as 'a' or 'A') into ASCII for you, so that your code isn't so cryptic... BlueRaja.admin@gmail.com

Hi boys i am haveing a hard time witrh a game i am codeing lol i geet getting "syntax error before '/" token" on the first line of this code area/ stuff longway Entered() if(usr.dir == EAST) usr

Please post in a seperate thread... And the reason it's not working is because that's not C. BlueRaja.admin@gmail.com