Hello, I tried to verify my code in Arduino IDE but I keep getting the same error:
Arduino: 1.8.9 (Windows 10), Board: "Arduino/Genuino Uno"
knight_rider:6:1: error: stray '\304' in program
int butonSayı = 0;
^
knight_rider:6:1: error: stray '\261' in program
knight_rider:17:5: error: stray '\304' in program
butonSayı = butonSayı + 1;
^
knight_rider:17:5: error: stray '\261' in program
knight_rider:17:5: error: stray '\304' in program
knight_rider:17:5: error: stray '\261' in program
knight_rider:24:3: error: stray '\304' in program
if (butonSayı == 1){
^
knight_rider:24:3: error: stray '\261' in program
knight_rider:27:3: error: stray '\304' in program
else if (butonSayı == 2){
^
knight_rider:27:3: error: stray '\261' in program
knight_rider:31:3: error: stray '\304' in program
else if (butonSayı == 3){
^
knight_rider:31:3: error: stray '\261' in program
exit status 1
stray '\304' in program
Use the IDE search option, "ctrlF" to find the culprit.
Paul
Use the IDE search option, "ctrlF" to find the culprit.
Umm.. Thanks for that but I don't know what causes the error. Maybe I didn't understand you right because I'm new to Arduino and C++. If you could clarify it a bit I would be happy.
Did you happen to copy your code from a internet page and paste it into the Arduio IDE?
Put some dots on your 'ı's.
int butonSayı = 0;
^ ^
ok not ok
erenzakeren:
I don’t know what causes the error.
You cut and pasted some code that you didn’t show us.
TheMemberFormerlyKnownAsAWOL:
You cut and pasted some code that you didn't show us.
Idahowalker:
Did you happen to copy your code from a internet page and paste it into the Arduio IDE?
No, I didn't copy pasted the code. I tried to write myself but I kept getting that error.
…but you still haven’t shown us the code.
We’re not psychic here
get rid of all your white space, the characters hidden in the white space are producing your errors.. Also, check that the end of each line does not have a space after the ";".
Seems as if a /304 is a Latin Capital Letter I With Dot Above
oqibidipo:
Put some dots on your 'ı's.
int butonSayı = 0;
^ ^
ok not ok
It worked! I'm not a native English speaker so I couldn't think of that. Thank you very much.
TheMemberFormerlyKnownAsAWOL:
..but you still haven't shown us the code.
We're not psychic here
Well.. Sorry I didn't know that I should do that.
TheMemberFormerlyKnownAsAWOL:
That's a problem? 
If there is a \304 or \261 after the ";" then it could be a problem.
erenzakeren:
Well… Sorry I didn’t know that I should do that.
If there’s a problem with your car, do you go to the garage and tell the mechanic “My car doesn’t work. I left the car at home, here is a picture of my car” ?
No, you take the car to the garage with you.
erenzakeren:
It worked! I'm not a native English speaker so I couldn't think of that. Thank you very much.
Well.. Sorry I didn't know that I should do that.
I had the same error, instead of using Turkish character (ex: "ğ"), I used "g" and the problem was solved..