What's the error in my code

#1

#include
using namespace std;
int main() {
int x = 5000;
float y = 10.141;
bool weather is sunny = False;
double pi = 3.145932356;
char ch = ‘A’;

cout <<"int"<<size of (x)<<endl;
cout <<"float"<<size of (y)<<endl;
cout <<"bool"<<size of (weatheris sunny)<<endl;
cout <<"double"<<size of (pi)<<endl;
cout <<"char"<<size of (ch)<<endl;

return 0;

}
Can u tell me whats the error in my code

#2

@Legendankit
Variable names cannot have spaces in between. You can user underscore though. So make the boolean variable as
bool weaterIsSunny = false;
OR
bool weather_is_sunny = false;
or any other way. Do not leave spaces.

#3

Even after not leaving the space in between the variable names then too it’s showing me an error.

#4

@Legendankit
Do not leave any space for sizeof operator either. Its a single word - “sizeof”. Do not separate it.
The F of “false” should be in lowercase as well.

#5

Yea I tried doing it but i’m not getting it.

#6

@Legendankit
Just share your latest code in which you have done the above modifications. Share it using the IDE and do not just copy-paste it here.

#7
#8

@Legendankit
Simply made the modifications that I had pointed out in the above response and code ran perfectly fine. Here , have a look - https://ide.codingblocks.com/s/166275

#9

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