I cant figure out this error involing my char variable

[darthwiz67]

#include <iostream>
#include<string>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<cstdlib>
#include<iomanip>


using namespace std;

class employee
{
private:
	
	string fname;
	string lname;
	string input;
	char gender;
	int depend;
	double ansal;

public:
	employee();
	employee(string, string, char, int, double);
	double calculatePay(double);
	void displayemployee();
	string getfname(string);
	void setfname();
	string getlname(string);
	void setlname();
	char getgender(char);
	void setgender();
	int getdepend(int);
	void setdepend();
	double getansal(double);
	void setansal();
	void DisplayApplicationInformation();
	void DisplayDivider(string message);
	void TerminateApplication();
	void DisplayEmployee();
	string GetInput(string message);
};

employee::employee()
{
	fname ="unkown";
	lname ="unkown";
	gender= "U";
	depend= 0;
	ansal = 20000;
};

employee::employee(string firstname, string lastname, char genderr, int depends, double annsal)
{
	fname = firstname;
	lname = lastname;
	gender =genderr;
	depend =depends;
	ansal =annsal;
};






void employee::DisplayApplicationInformation()
{  
	cout<<"Welcome to your first Object Oriented Program--Employee Class"
       <<"CIS247C, Week 2 Lab"
       <<"Name: Jeremy Zavala";       
};

void employee::DisplayDivider(string message)
{cout<<"\n*************** " + message + " *********************\n";
};

void employee::DisplayEmployee()
{ 
	cout <<"======================Employee Information========================"<< endl;
	cout << "Employee Name:\t" << fname << " " <<lname <<endl;
	cout << "Employee Gender:\t" << gender << endl;
	cout << "Employee Dependents:\t" << depend << endl;
	cout << "Employee Annual Salary:\t" << ansal <<
	setprecision(2)<<showpoint<<fixed<<ansal<< "\n";

};




string employee::GetInput( string message)
{ string mystring;
  cout<<"Please enter your "<<message<<":";
  getline(cin, mystring);
  return mystring;
};

void employee::TerminateApplication()
{ cout<<"\nThe end of the CIS247C Week2 iLab.\n";
};



double employee::calculatePay(double)
{ 
	return ansal/52;
};


int main ()
{



employee TerminateApplication();



return 0;
}

On line 47 it says the = sign is the problem. I have never seen this problem before since i havent worked with char that much before. I am new to my object oriented class and need some help

[Zhuge]

Use single quotes instead of double quotes for character literals.

[darthwiz67]

lol for reals....well i learned something today XD

Thanks so much