Problem with my code

Qmechanics (8)
So basically im 14 and just startd c++, i bought a book and am self learning, im doing quite well but i am having trouble with my newest code. Please fix it, and tell me what i can do next time to fix it myself. Thank you.

Code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std ;

int main ()
{
const double PI = 3.145926536 ;
cout << "6\" circle circumference: " << (PI * 6) << endl ;
enum ;
{ RED=1, YELLOW, GREEN, BROWN, BLUE, PINK, BLACK } ;
cout << "I shot a red worth:" << endl ;
cout << "Then shot a blue worth:" << endl ;
cout << "Total scored: " << ( RED + BLUE ) << endl ;
typedef enum { NEGATIVE , POSITIVE } charge ;
charge neutral = NEGATIVE , live = POSITIVE ;
cout << "Neutral wire:" << neutral << endl ;
cout << "Live wire:" << live << endl ;
Return 0 ;
}

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maeriden (244)
1- use code tags
2- if you want help provide us with information about the problem
KungFu97 (20)
It would also help if you explained what the outcome is meant to be. Is this meant to be a program about archery or something because I have absolutely no idea. It would also be helpful to wrap your code in the code tags, like:
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int useCodeTags()
{
     cout << "They make things a lot easier to read!" << endl;

     return 0;
}


and also explain what the problem actually is.
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Qmechanics (8)
oh yea, sorry i forgot, it is supposed ot be a constant. The problem when i compile and run it, is that it says "Expectd unqualified-id before "{""

And as for the tags, i dont know how to do it, ill look into it and try and get it fixed. my bad.
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maeriden (244)
There is a semicolon after the first enum
Qmechanics (8)
Ohkay fixed that, but now it says that "Return was not declared in this scope" as well as "expected ; before numeric constant".
maeriden (244)
Write "return" with lowercase r
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Qmechanics (8)
Thank you, :D i cant belive a lower case "R" was what was ruining the entire programd :D anyway thanks for the help :) its appreciated.
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