is there a place anywere that i can lookup wat each warning for a C++ means?(if that list isnt too big lol)

because i got a warning while compiling this:
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#include <iostream.h>

using namespace std;
int main()
{
    int age;
    cout<<"imma execute a program but first u have to be a certain age!\n";
    cout<<"enter ur age here: ";
    cin>> age;
    cin.ignore();
    if (age == 15) {
        cout<<"GOOD choice!\n";
        }
    else {
        cout<<"OOPS WRONG AGE!!!\n";
        }
cin.get();
return 0;

    int num;
    cout<<"Enterith anyith #(ith lol): ";
    cin>> num;
    cin.ignore();
    cout<<"U enteredith: "<< num<<"\n";
    cin.get();
}
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im not completley done i was just practicin my newbie skill. :D im tryna fix this code so wen i do enter the right age the program wont close how?

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i fixed the age problem! but still need hlp with the warnings...

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helo mastrgamr
  i fixed your problem..
how did you fixed your problem?

you deleted the .h in iostream? coz try your code and it worked fined with me...

.::JHANNY::.

with my compiler i can use the .h extension and the regular iostream (without the extension) the problem i had was trying to close the programs when the wrong age is typed. (any age other than 15) but i fixed that.

Mŧ~|~®GÃ(v)R~

Okay I'm a little lost in your question mastrgamr but I think you asked

how to keep the program from closing after you enter the right age?

Once the right age is entered where you typed your if statement

under good choice declare a variable as an int name it condition and give it a value of 1

create a while loop that runs while condition == 1

then inside of the loop give the user something to do

such as an input and if they enter x then it ends the loop

here is an example

int condition = 1;
char exitvar = 'a';
while (condition == 1)
{
     cout << "type x to leave\n";
     cin >> exitvar;
     if (exitvar == 'x')
     {
            condition = 0;
     }
     else
     {
            exitvar = 'a';
     }
}

~ Geo

~ Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive!

now this is obviously a bare bones example but you get the basic understanding right?

if you have anymore questions just ask

~ Geo

~ Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive!

in my case i put the
cin.get();
return 0;
 in order not to close if it is in right choice and put some comments like

 cout<< " press enter blah blah blah.....";

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.::If you quit you loss, If you survive you win::.

.::JHANNY::.

that is good but you should generally create a loop in case that for some reason they do not want to exit right away or if you come up with something that must be ddone before the exiting later.

~ Geo

~ Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive!