How Do I Print Text To A File? C++

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Hi i have a problem when i try to write a .txt file i get this:
> error expected initializer before FILE and error expected constructor, deconstructor, or type the conversion before ( token

i tried to put it out of the function but there is the same error

int printname()
FILE *f
f = fopen ("name.txt", "r");
fprintf(f, "Song :%s\n", filename);`

what can i do?

Posted 7-Sep-15 10:58am

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[no name] 7-Sep-15 20:39pm

Use some initiative. Google "How Do I Print Text To A File? C++". It will even correct the syntax for you. There, I've answered your question.

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2015-09-07T12:58:00

Your solution: Learn the language !
Sure I could have give you a working code but it almost involve rewriting all this code. It would make it a magic solution.
I see that you barely know the syntax of the language. There is more errors that lines is this piece of code.

So I have an advice that will be more productive for you:
- read documentation, manuals, books ...
- Google is your friend.
- follow tutorials, you can find tutorials about any aspect of the language.
- Abuse of debugger to see your code running and every time you get a runtime error.

There is not short cut to knowledge, don't skip steps.
Programming is the art of details, and it takes time to master this art.