Why does this code give a compilation error?

Question

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main() {
cout<<"Welcome to Z# Console Interpreter Alpha version 1.0. Type <Zsharp.Libraries.Functions;> to get a list with all available Z# commands and functions."<<endl;

cout<<"-->";
string s;

getline(cin,s);

int syntax = 0;

//Print HelloWorld

if(s=="AppFrame.Out.Hello;"){
cout<<"Hello World!"<<endl;
cout<<"-->";
}

//Sum two numbers

int sumx;
int sumy;
int sum;

if(s=="Arithmetic(x+y);"){
cin >> sumx;
cin >> sumy;
sum = sumx+sumy;
cout<< sum <<endl;
cout<<"-->";
}

//Multiply two numbers

int multipx;
int multipy;
int multip;

if(s=="Arithmetic(x*y);"){
cin >> multipx;
cin >> multipy;
multip = multipx * multipy;
cout<< multip <<endl;
cout<<"-->";
}

//Divide two numbers

int dividx;
int dividy;
int divid;

if(s=="Arithmetic(x/y);"){
cin >> dividx;
cin >> dividy;
divid = dividx / dividy;
cout<< divid <<endl;
cout<<"-->";
}

//Subtract two numbers

int subx;
int suby;
int sub;

if(s=="Arithmetic(x-y);"){
cin >> subx;
cin >> suby;
sub = subx - suby;
cout<< sub <<endl;
cout<<"-->";
}

//Prints a string to the screen
string txt;

if(s=="AppFrame.Out.Print;"){
getline(cin,txt);
cout << txt;
}

//create variables

if(s=="System.Var.New;"){
int newvar;
cout << "Give this variable a value: ";
cin >> newvar;
}

//Greets the user and asks for its name

string username;

if(s=="AppFrame.In.Greet"){
cout << "Please enter your name: ";
getline(cin,username);
cout << "Hello, ";
cout << username;
}

//Gets a list with all the available R# commands

if(s=="Zsharp.Libraries.Functions;"){
cout << "Arithmetic(x+y);\n";
cout << "Arithmetic(x*y);\n";
cout << "Ari

Answer 1

What error do you get, and on what line/part? There's too much here to sift through if it tells you in the compilation error.

Answer 2

i see one thing a string without ' '

Answer 3

The Sololearn's compiler just tells me "compiler error", but it doesn't give me any error code.

Answer 4

Where?

Answer 5

under the first cout<<"-->";

Answer 6

Right after int main()?

Answer 7

yup

Answer 8

it still contains errors. But I don't know where