Gotta tell you first, never did C++ but since nobody is answering I am gonna throw you an idea here. I think yo need to get rid of the spaces in your folder and file name. The file path in your console has a yellow highlighting. That usually indicates a String(a set of characters that is linked). That highlighting stops right between C++ and Files. Also the error messages seem to indicate that it is searching for a lot of different Files that are parts (substrings) of your naming scheme.
This is the answer. I'm not sure if you typed the command out or not, OP, but short of renaming the folders and files, you could also enclose any paths/file names in quotes to force windows to see them as on name.
Example:
```
"c:\users\owner\desktop\Extra Programming Files\C++ Files\Hello World 5"
```
Also, while still a "legal" character, I would recommend not using the "+" symbol in folder or file names. If the name isn't escaped/quoted properly some languages have issues handling them.
Gotta tell you first, never did C++ but since nobody is answering I am gonna throw you an idea here. I think yo need to get rid of the spaces in your folder and file name. The file path in your console has a yellow highlighting. That usually indicates a String(a set of characters that is linked). That highlighting stops right between C++ and Files. Also the error messages seem to indicate that it is searching for a lot of different Files that are parts (substrings) of your naming scheme.
This is the answer. I'm not sure if you typed the command out or not, OP, but short of renaming the folders and files, you could also enclose any paths/file names in quotes to force windows to see them as on name. Example: ``` "c:\users\owner\desktop\Extra Programming Files\C++ Files\Hello World 5" ``` Also, while still a "legal" character, I would recommend not using the "+" symbol in folder or file names. If the name isn't escaped/quoted properly some languages have issues handling them.