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identifier box cannot have qualifier

I m doing a mini project on quiz and i have done it bt an error has disturbed me ..it is saying that " identifier box cannot have type qualifier".. So what can i do now???
Apr 14 '16 #1
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weaknessforcats
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There is not enough information here. Are you writing in C++? Are you using some kind of library?
Apr 14 '16 #2

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