Question

In the following statements you may find some errors.  Line number are included to the left of each line to help with your answers. Hint: number of points equals at least the number of errors.

1: */ what’s wrong with this program? /*

2: #include iostream

3: using namespace std;

4: int main();

5: }

6: int x,y,z \\ Three integers

7: x=24

8: y=84;

9: z=x+y,

10: Cout<"The value of z is "<Z;

11: Return;

12: {

Answer 1

Error1 -Line 2 - #include iostream -> correct version is - #include<iostream>

Error2 - Line 5 - } -> correct version is - {

Error3 - Line 6 - int x,y,z -> correct version is - int x,y,z;

Error4 -Line 7 - int x= 24 - > correct version is - int x = 24;

Error5 - Line 9 - z=x+y, -> correct version is - z=x+y;

Error6,7 and 8(three errors, one is with the Cout and other is with the Z is in uppercase and cout<< is the correct syntax)- Line 10 -  Cout<"The value of z is "<Z; -> correct version is -> cout<<"the value of z is "<<z;

Error 9: Return; -> correct version is -> return;

Error10: Line 12 -> { -> correct version is -> }

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