using namespace std;

No, you don't need the "using namespace ...", but C++ doesn't support default int so it should be int main(), void main() or something similar.

I do think (well, at least Visual C++ does) that the C++ standard accepts functions or variables without variable type prefix in their definition as integers.

And yes you'll have to use using namespace std; Otherwise you'll need std::cout. At least that's been my experience.

for loop is irrelevant, main function needs type... but meh.

infinite while loop surely?!

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OMG C++ NERDS :)

*snicker* C- FTW

1) You should define main() as type void if not returning anything. 2) You only need to use std::cout if including , but not if including .

Oops, meant "including iostream, but not if including iostream.h."

no

That was interesting.

Macs > PC's