Error with a For Loop in a Class Function

[Nisheeth]

I have created a board in the form of a class.
This is the code:

class Board
{
private:
	char board[9];
public:
	void SetBoard();

}

void Board::SetBoard()
{
	for( int i = 0;i < 9; i++);
	{
		board[i] = ' ';
	}
}

The Line with the comment is giving the error:
'i' : undeclared identifier
Now this is the first time I have encountered this error as i should be defined in the for loop.
Any help??

[Athar]

You mistakenly added a semicolon at the end of for.
So the following block is not part of the for loop and thus i isn't declared.

[Nisheeth]

Thanks! Such a foolish mistake...

[HenriK]

The problems are right here:

class Board
{
private:
	char board[9];
public:
	void SetBoard();

} // Missing something? 

1: You are missing semicolon at the end of class definition. Remember, in C++, it´s essential.

for( int i = 0;i < 9; i++); // Why extra semicolon?

2: One extra semicolon at the end of that line. Please remove it & see if it works.

[Nisheeth]

It seems some error in Copying, since I did put an semicolon at the end of the class.
As for the Extra semi-colon, Athar already pointed it out!
None-the-less thanks!

[HenriK]

Man, I was too slow replying...