Problems with program

[aliveiswell]

We were doing this in class in Turing and I wanted to try it in C++ but it has a lot of problems and I can't figure any of them out. They may be stupid...:
#include<iostream.h>

int numberMarks;
int counter;
int counter2;

void main()
{
// Description of program
cout << "This program will take marks from a report card and output them." << endl;
cout << "How many marks are you going to input: ";
cin >> numberMarks;

// Declare arrays for for loop
char subject[numberMarks];
int mark[numberMarks];
int perfectMark[numberMarks];

// For loop - asks for subject and marks
for (counter=0; counter<numberMarks; counter+1)
{
cout << "What subject is this mark for?";
cin >> subject[counter];
cout << "What mark did you get?";
cin >> mark[counter];
cout << "What is the mark out of?";
cin >> perfectMark[counter];
}
cout << "Your marks:" << endl;

// For loop - outputs all marks
for (counter=0; counter<numberMarks; counter+1)
{
cout << "Subject: " << subject[counter2] << endl;
cout << "Mark: " << mark[numberMarks] << "/" << perfectMark[numberMarks] << endl;
}
return 0;
}

I was using vc++

[Tony]

isn't it counter++, not counter+1

[wtd]

Just because I'm bored...

code:

#include <iostream> #include <vector> #include <string> class grade {    public:    int actual, max;    std::string subject;    grade(int actual_grade = 0, int max_grade = 0, std::string init_subject = "")    : actual(actual_grade)    , max(max_grade)    , subject(init_subject)    { }    void read(std::istream& in, std::ostream& out)    {       out << "What subject is this mark for?";       in >> subject;       out << "What mark did you get?";       in >> actual;       out << "What is the mark out of?";       in >> max;    }    float percentage() const    {       return static_cast<float>(actual) / static_cast<float>(max);    }    friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, grade& g)    {       return out << "Subject: " << g.subject << std::endl          << "Mark: " << g.actual << " / " << g.max;    } }; class report_card : public std::vector<grade> {    protected:    int num_grades;    public:    report_card(int init_num_grades = 0)    : std::vector<grade>()    , num_grades(init_num_grades)    {       for (int i = 0; i < num_grades; i++)          push_back(grade());    } }; int main(int argc, char ** argv) {    report_card rc;    int num_grades;     std::cout << "This program will take marks from a report card and output them." << std::endl;    std::cout << "Enter the number of grades you'd like to input: ";    std::cin >> num_grades;    rc = report_card(num_grades);    for (report_card::iterator iter = rc.begin(); iter != rc.end(); iter++)       iter->read(std::cin, std::cout);    std::cout << "Your marks:" << std::endl;    for (report_card::iterator iter = rc.begin(); iter != rc.end(); iter++)       std::cout << *iter << std::endl;    return 0; }

[Andy]

ya u have to do counter+=1 or counter++