#include <iostream> // Библиотеки #include <cstdlib> #include <ctime> using namespace std; int main() //Главный код { srand(static_cast<unsigned int>(time(0))); //Рандом int RandNum = rand()% 10 + 1; try = 0; int a; cout << "\t Welcome)"<< endl << endl; do{ // Цикл cout << "Enter a number: " cin >> a; ++try; if(a < RandNum){ cout << "To low: "; } else if(a > RandNum){ cout << "To High: "; } else cout << "You got it in " << try << "try" } _getch(); return 0; }

gives an error at int try = 0 // Demands for some reason}

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  • #include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> #include <ctime> #include <conio.h> using namespace std; int main () {srand (static_cast <unsigned int> (time (0))); int RandNum = rand ()% 10 + 1; int a = 0; int a; cout << "\ t Welcome)" << endl << endl; do {cout << "Enter a number:"; cin >> a; ++ a; if (a <RandNum) {cout << "To low:"; } else if (a> RandNum) {cout << "To High:"; } else {cout << "You got it in" << a << "try"} _getch (); return 0; } - Denis SafonoV
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    int missed. - andy.37
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    It would be nice to add a tag of the language in which it is written. - Batanichek
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    It is advisable to add the full text of the compiler error, and not its free retelling. - newman

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http://ru.cppreference.com/w/cpp/keyword

try is a C ++ keyword; it cannot be used as an identifier.

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    ... and even if try not a keyword, it does not have an ad. This is an addition to the TSA note. - D-side
  • Yes, thanks, I wrote and immediately figured out - Denis SafonoV