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Description of problem:

The #include <iostream> statement should take care of input & output, i.e. cin
and cout.  But unless one include namespaces std or including std::cout & cin
when you compile it it'll give an error saying it doesn't know what cin & cout are.
The very purpose of the iostream lib though is to provide std I/O so I think
something is missing here...  Thanks, sincerely, John


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
gcc-3.2.2-5

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.edit a C++ program, & say "#include <iostream>
2.say in your program " cout<<"What a silly monkey!";
3.compile your program with g++ command
    

Actual Results:  get error, it don't compile

Expected Results:  should have compiled

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