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Answer by Zan Lynx for C++ expected unqualified id

I believe the error is caused because you didn't #include <string>.

But there are other problems too. It sort of looks like you meant to create a send function but the semicolon ; is causing it to look like a declaration of a global variable send constructed with message, and then a code block which is a syntax error because it isn't part of a function.


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