i am a newbie to c++

[pbd2012]

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
using std::cout;
using std::endl;


int space(int& mass); // Function 
int main(void)
	
{
	int  velocity;
	int distance;
	int time;
int  mass=205; // mass of object
int  momentum=0;//speed of object
int  distance=1000;// distance
int result = space(mass);
cout << endl << "(mass*velocity) =" << result
<< endl << "(mass) = "<< mass;
result = (velocity);
cout << endl << "(velocity)=“ << result
<< endl << "value = " << endl;
for (int i = 1; i <2; ++i)
	cout << time << " ";
cout << "(velocity=distance/time) =" <<result
cout << " value = " << endl;


return 0;
}


// program does not work I do not know where I am going wrong 
// I do not want the answer but I need some gudiance. 

[Script Coder]

I do not know what your program is meant to do but errors I can see are: You need not declare that you are using std::cout and std::endl, if you have declared you are using std. Secondly your declaration for the function space should have a '*' not a '&'. And finally there is no implementation of the space function.

[zb0S216C]

Script Coder wrote:

"Secondly your declaration for the function space should have a '*' not a '&'."

No, it's fine the way it is. An ampersand denotes either the address of something, or a reference to something. In this case, it's a reference to something.

Edit: On line 21, your double-quote (“) doesn't match the others.

_Wazzak

[N36fSL3A]

Would you like me to fix your code completely, clean it up so its more readable or both?

(This is was not intended to be rude in any way)

[N36fSL3A]

Are you going to answer?