Storing Strings In An Array

[TweedleGun]

Hello I'm just starting C++ and I'm a bit confused with how to store strings in an array. I'm trying to make a simple calculator and this is what I've got so far:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    int op, fn, sn;
    string type[] = {addition, subtraction, multiplication, division}
    cout << "This is a calculator. Press:\n0 for addition\n1 for subtraction\n2 for multiplication\n3 for division\nPlease enter the operation you wish to use: ";
    cin>>op;
    cout << "You have chosen: "<< type[op] <<".";
    cout << "Please enter the first number to start:";

    return 1;
}

Can anyone explain to me why I get the error "not declared in scope"?

[Smac89]

The values in the array either have to be string variables or put in quotes. Plus a semicolon after the array declaration

[TweedleGun]

Thank you! Putting them in quotes helped, but what did you mean by "string variables"?

[Smac89]

string addition = "addition";
string subtraction = "subtraction";
string multiplication = "multiplication";
string division = "division";

string type[] = {addition, subtraction, multiplication, division};