Where is the error

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cvY5i1ZOY10V/?ref=app

Answer 1

Default values can only be placed on latter parameters, e.g. func(int a, int b = 42).

You don't have data type for the second parameter.

To print 2 strings, use cout << string1 << string2;

Answer 2

zaya1235

CarrieForle just said, "default values can only be placed on latter parameters".
Example: func(int a, int b = 1) is valid, but func(int b = 1, int a) is invalid

For the same reason, you code is invalid.
void printOrder(string hisOrder, string my="Black tea") is valid, but your function definition is invalid.

Answer 3

CarrieForle so it should be like this
void printOrder(string my="Black tea", string hisOrder ) {
cout << my << hisOrder ;
}

Answer 4

CarrieForle XXX thank you👁️💋👁️