iostream

[Mushroom Realm]

i have this in my code :

#include <iostream.h>;

but it says there is an error and wont compile, does anyone know why?

[Technocrat]

You don't need the ; after the >
Also depending on your compiler you don't need the .h for the iostream

[jim mcnamara]

FWIW:
the ; is considered NULL line and doesn't affect compilers

for example this will compile and run just fine:

#include <stdio.h> ;

int main(){

int i;;;;
printf("hi there\n");;;;;;;;;
return 0;;;;;;;;;;
}

[CornedBee]

Basically you should include
<iostream>
on any compiler younger than VC++5.
This means that all elements are wrapped in the std namespace, beware!