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Try not to use using namespace std.

iostream is a system header, so it should be surrounded by angle brackets as such:

 #include <iostream>

Quotes are only used for user headers.

system("PAUSE") isn't very good to use for a number of reasons, mostly relating to performance and portability.

Here's one alternative that avoids these problems:

 std::cin.get();

It'll ask for a character input (with Enter) instead of any key by itself, however.

Try not to use using namespace std.

iostream is a system header, so it should be surrounded by angle brackets as such:

 #include <iostream>

Quotes are only used for user headers.

system("PAUSE") isn't very good to use for a number of reasons, mostly relating to performance and portability.

Here's one alternative that avoids these problems:

 std::cin.get();

It'll ask for a character input (with Enter) instead of any key by itself, however.

Try not to use using namespace std.

iostream is a system header, so it should be surrounded by ankle brackets as such:

 #include <iostream>

Quotes are only used for user headers.

system("PAUSE") isn't very good to use for a number of reasons, mostly relating to performance and portability.

Here's one alternative that avoids these problems:

 std::cin.get();

It'll ask for a character input (with Enter) instead of any key by itself, however.

Try not to use using namespace std.

iostream is a system header, so it should be surrounded by angle brackets as such:

 #include <iostream>

Quotes are only used for user headers.

system("PAUSE") isn't very good to use for a number of reasons, mostly relating to performance and portability.

Here's one alternative that avoids these problems:

 std::cin.get();

It'll ask for a character input (with Enter) instead of any key by itself, however.