simple structure problem

[salmanasghar12]

There's only one problem in compiling conversion from int to non-scalar type phone requested

#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <iomanip>//sorry don't mind i added many libraries just for fun
#include <string>   
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;
/*       */
struct phone{
	int ncode;
	int acode;
	long number;
	
	
};


int main(){
phone p1,p2=(92,41,9235);
cout <<"enter national code";
cin>>p1.ncode;
cout <<"enter area code";
cin>>p1.acode;
cout<<"enter number \n";
cin>>p1.number;
cout << "phone number = + \n";
cout <<p1.ncode<<"-"<<p1.acode<<"-"<<p1.number;
cout <<"phone number 2 = + \n";
cout <<p2.ncode<<"-"<<p2.acode<<"-"<<p2.number;
		
	

	return 0;
	
}

[brown ogum]

in line 19

        phone p1,p2={92,41,9235}; //or p2{92,41,9235}; 

[salmanasghar12]

Yes absolutely line 19 has some problem I don't know

[shadder]

thats not the way in which you assign the values to struct

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/structures/

[salmanasghar12]

this question is from a renowned book but a compiling error as i stated at top

[AbstractionAnon]

Line 19: Use braces, not parens.

phone p1,p2={92,41,9235};

[salmanasghar12]

oh great that worked i was mistaken Thanks to @brown ogum and @ AbstractionAnon