having error in c++ program as declaration syntax error

[Gaurav007]

#include<iostre am.h>
int a(int,int);
void main()
{
int n,m,x;
cout<<"till what no. u want to run the program n=? \n ";
cout<<"\n also enter by which u want to divide the no.s";
cin>>n>>m;
x=a(n,m);
cout<<"factors of no.is"<<x;
}
int a(int x,int y)

viod main()
{
for(int i=1,i<=x,i++)
{
if((i%y)==0)
cout<< continue;
else
cout<<"no factors";
}
}

[weaknessforcats]

You have two main() functions and you have misspelled void in one of them.

BTW: iostream.h has been obsolete for 14 years. You will need a newer compiler.

[Gaurav007]

after spelling it right ....still having same problem.
please can u edit or re code it 4 me....please please

[goldleaf]

Ares will help you more on this.

[weaknessforcats]

I can't code this for you. But you can re-post your code after you made your fixes.

[Nee B]

You don't need a second void main() Or in your case a Viod main()
You've already declared the function! No wonder there's a declaration error!

[shilpa george]

hello gourav,


int a(int x,int y)

viod main()//------no need for this
{
for(int i=1,i<=x,i++)//-----------use semicolons instead of comma
{
if((i%y)==0)
cout<< continue;/*---if this is a string plz put this inside quotes------*/
else
cout<<"no factors";
}
}

if you are displaying the answers in the sub function then there is no need of giving a return type for the subfunction like
int a(int x,int y)
void a(int x,int y) is enough