My professor gave me a code with no errors.
When I compile it's fine, it doesn't show any errors, but when I try to execute it shows this:
line 3: syntax error near unexpected token '('
line 3: 'int main()'
I searched through the Internet but I couldn't find any solution. Please!!!
Someone suggested to try with another computer, but I don't have any other computer I can try to execute the program with.
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What is the name of your C++ source file? What command did you use to compile the source code to your C++ program?
If your source file is named program.cpp and you compiled it using the command:
make program
that would create an executable file named program and you would execute it with the command:
program
or, depending on how your PATH environment variable is set:
./program
If you built it with something like:
gcc program.cpp
that would create executable file named a.out and you would execute it with one of:
a.out
or:
./a.out
From the error message you provided it looks like you tried to execute the source file ( program.cpp ) instead of the compiled object file ( program or a.out ).
Hope this helps.