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We are committed to providing you with the largest selection of OEM parts from the best brands, the best diagrams and part search tools anywhere. Fix your equipment today - We offer repair parts, appliance parts, tool parts, diagrams, and repair advice for all major brands to make your repairs easy. The stray ‘\342’ errors are not related to the errror I pointed out in the comment above.
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They are most likely due to the fact that you edited your code with an inappropriate editor. 9 You have "crap characters" in your source file. \342 \200 \213 is octal for 0xE2 0x80 0x8B which is a in UTF-8 (Unicode U+200B), something no C compiler can make sense of (and something you can't see, zero-width after all, when UTF-8 is displayed correctly). “error: stray '\342' ”, “stray '\200' ”, “stray '\213' ” in C compiling I used Notepad++ to write the code, and when I tried to compile it (I used cc lab7.c -o test1 to compile it) I got a bunch of stray \342, stray \200, stray \234 errors, as is seen below.
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Error "error: stray '\342' ", "stray '\200' ", "stray '\234' " in C ... You are using a Zero Width Non Joiner character after the >> in your code. This is a Unicode character that is encoded in UTF-8 as three characters with values 0xE2, 0x80, and 0x8C (or in base 8, \342, \200, and \214). This probably happened because you copy and pasted some code from a document (HTML web page?) that uses those special characters. The C++ language requires that the whole ...