"xyz does not name a type" error

[musicgold]

Hi,

As shown below, I am trying to make a tictactoe game. It is not complete yet.
I am trying to use the code from this tutorial: http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/52609/

You will notice that the tutorial has three separate files: main.cpp, tictactoe.h, and tictactoe.cpp. As I was not sure how to combine these three files in my project, I tried to put them in one file as shown in my code below.
Based on my C programming experience this arrangement should work, but not sure what is wrong.

I am getting the following errors:
error: 'class' does not name a type - on the line where I define the 'tictactoe class'
error: 'tictactoe' does not name a type - on the line where I define the 'tictactoe' constructor function.

  #include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
using namespace std;


Class Tictactoe
{
private:
    int pos[9];             // board position
    int player;             // current player
    int totalTurns;         // how many turns so far?
    int numberPlayers;      // 1 to 20
    bool playerType[20];    // player #, 0 = comp, 1 = human
public:
    TicTacToe();    // constructor
    void printTurn();
    bool playerHuman();
    void humanMove();
    void computerMove();
    void drawBoard();
    bool Winner();
    bool fullBoard();
    void nextTurn();

};


TicTacToe::TicTacToe()
{
    srand (time(0));
    player = 1;           // who starts first?
    totalTurns = 0;

    // new player setup
    numberPlayers = 2;
    playerType[1] = 1;  // playerType[player] is human (1)
    playerType[2] = 0;  // playerType[player] is computer (0)

    for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++)
        pos[i] = 0;

};

int main()
{

    int pos[9];

    //fills the position array with zeros

   for (int i=0; i<9; i++ )
    {
       pos[i] =0;
    }

   // output the contents of the position array

    cout << endl
    <<" "<< pos[0] << "  "<< (char)179 <<"  "<< pos[1] << "  "<< (char)179 << "  "<< pos[2]
    << "\n----" << (char)197 << "---"  << "--"  << (char)197 << "---" << "\n"
    << " "<< pos[3] << "  "<< (char)179 <<"  "<< pos[4] << "  "<< (char)179 << "  "<< pos[5]
    << "\n----" << (char)197 << "---"  << "--"  << (char)197 << "---" << "\n"
    <<" "<< pos[6] << "  "<< (char)179 <<"  "<< pos[7] << "  "<< (char)179 << "  "<< pos[8]<<endl;


    return 0;
}

[Catfish666]

C++ is case-sensitive.
This means that class and Class and CLASS and claSs are all different.

So line 7 should read:

class TicTacToe