its on my system  

2buff:

^^ It's good for every developer to learn their programming in C++ FIRST (not even C).
this provides a firm foundation for any other language that they can then enter into later.

Java , .NET and what not makes things too easy and takes care of things for you that really you should be allowed to deal with at least during your learning periods so you have a stronger foundation.
e.g I program in all of them (been coding since I was 12), and java and .NET doesn't instill in the coder the need to "deallocate" objects they create.

If you were to then code now for something like the iPhone that doesn't use a managed framework (Objective C, iyama ), you'll be in for a hard time as you're just gonna be crashing and having memory leaks all over the place.

okeyxyz:

i'll take it line by line, assuming "#include <iostream.h>" is line 0:

on line 2, finish with a semicolon (

c++ is case sensitive, u must be consistent with your namings. use "Tempcel"(or tempcel)
throughout the code. applies also to "Tempfer"(or tempfer).

on line 6, "cout<<", not "count<<". (this is just typo error, not dat u don't know it)

on line 8, "Tempcel", not "Temp cel" (another typo)

on line 13, remove semicolon at the end. (u can't use semicolon on the function during implementation, only when declaring function. like u shuld have done on line 1)

on line 16, finish with a semicolon (after 9)

other than these, your code is ok.

Do try your best to get a compiler. it impossible to grasp c++ without compiler, because it goes beyond just the theory. maybe somebody in the forum can get you one, if you can't download. try computer village if u are in lagos. cheers.

okeyxyz:

i'd just copied your code & made d corrections myself & d following is d result. i'd not added anything to try make it better, just your exact code with corrections as i directed. i'd compiled it & it works. i used borland C++ compiler. try it on urs & let me know. cheers.


#include<iostream.h>
   float convert (float);
   int main()
{
float Tempfer;
float Tempcel;
   cout<<"please enter the temp in fahrenhiet";
   cin>>Tempfer;
   Tempcel=convert(Tempfer);
   cout<<" In here's is the temperature in celcius";
   cout<<Tempcel<<endl;
   return 0;
}

float convert (float Tempfer)
{
   float Tempcel;
   Tempcel=((Tempfer-32)*5)/9;
   return Tempcel;
}