syntax error, unexpected 'namespace' (t_namespace)

The error "syntax error, unexpected 'namespace' (t_namespace)" in C++ typically occurs when the keyword "namespace" is used in an unexpected or incorrect way. To understand this error, it's important to break down the different components involved.

Syntax Error

A syntax error is a type of error that occurs when the code violates the rules of the programming language's syntax. In other words, the code is not written in a way that the compiler can understand and interpret correctly.

Unexpected 'namespace' (t_namespace)

In C++, the "namespace" keyword is used to define a scope or a container for a set of identifiers (such as functions, classes, or variables) to avoid naming conflicts. The error message "unexpected 'namespace' (t_namespace)" suggests that the keyword "namespace" is being used in a way that is not expected by the compiler.

Explanations for each step

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