Program shows <sstream> error please help

[tamekawill]

/* Tameka Williams
* X-treme scoring program
*
*/
#include <iostream> // I/O.
#include <sstream> // string stream.
#include <string> // string class.
#include <stdlib.h>

using namespace std;
int main() {

//declare variables.
double score1,
score2,
score3,
score4,
hi_score,
lo_score,
event_score;
int country_n,
difficulty;
std::string country;


// Get values from the input.
cout << "Please enter the Country number, first score, second score, third score, fourth score, and difficulty" << endl;
cin >> country_n >> score1 >> score2 >> score3 >> score4 >> difficulty;

// Statements.
do {
// asign country.
if(country_n == 1)
country = ("USA");
if(country_n == 2){
country = ("CANADA");
};
if (country_n == 3)
country = ("AUSTRALIA");
if(country_n == 4){
country = ("NEW_ZEALAND");
};

// calculate the highest score given.
hi_score = score1;
if (score2 > hi_score)
hi_score = score2;
if (score3 > hi_score)
hi_score = score3;
if (score4 > hi_score)
hi_score = score4;

//Calculate the lowest score given.
lo_score = score1;
if (score2 < lo_score)
lo_score = score2;
if (score3 < lo_score)
lo_score = score3;
if (score4 < lo_score)
lo_score = score4;

//calculate Event Score.
event_score=(((score1+score2+score3+score4)-(hi_score+lo_score))/2)*difficulty;

//output.
cout <<"Country "<< country << '\n';
cout <<"Lowest Score "<< lo_score << '\n';
cout <<"highest Score "<< hi_score << '\n';
cout <<"Event Score "<< event_score << '\n';
cout <<" "<<'\n';

cout << "Please enter the Country number, first score, second score, third score, fourth score, and difficulty" << endl;
cin >> country_n >> score1 >> score2 >> score3 >> score4 >> difficulty;
} while(country_n > 0 || country_n <= 4);//end loop.

system("pause");

return 0;
} //end main

[Alex B]

It compiles for me on Dev-C++.

Also, it looks like the only file you need to include is <iostream> and you don't need the other three, unless if you plan on using them later. That could possibly get ride of the <sstream> error.

And did you know you have no way of exiting the program? The expression "country_n > 0 || country_n <= 4" is always true, because any number is always greater than 0 or less than 4, therefore the do-while loop is infinite.

[tamekawill]

Thanks for the info.

I had a problem with my Dev-C++ program and had to reinstall. I was able to run the program with no problem and thanks for the heads up on the exiting situation, I will look into it.