How can I fix this C++ compiler error?

I'm getting a 'missing semicolon' error in my C++ code. What does that mean?

A 'missing semicolon' error means that the compiler expected a semicolon at the end of a statement but didn't find one. Check the line indicated in the error message.

I see! But what if I have a semicolon there?

If you have a semicolon and still see the error, it might be due to a syntax error in the previous line. Make sure all statements are correctly terminated.

Got it! What about 'undeclared identifier'? What should I do?

An 'undeclared identifier' error means you're trying to use a variable or function that hasn't been declared. Ensure that you've declared it before using it.

Thanks! This is really helpful. How can I find more errors in my code?

You can use debugging tools or IDE features that highlight errors. Additionally, compiling your code frequently can help catch errors early.