Strange c ++ Programming Problems in ubuntu

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I was a beginner in linux and used ubuntu 7.04. I wrote a program that the teacher talked about in class, but there were a lot of problems,
Source program:
# Include
# Include
Using namespace std;
Class Student
{
Public:
Student (char * pName = "no name ")
{
Cout <"Create a one student" < Strcpy (name, pName );
NoOfStudent ++;
Cout < }
~ Student ()
{
Cout <"Destructing one student" < NoOfStudent ++;
Cout < }

Static int number ()
{
Return noOfStudent;
}

Protected:
Static int noOfStudent;
Char name [40];
};
Static int Student: noOfStudent = 0;

Void fn ()
{
Student s1;
Student s2;
Cout < }

Void main ()
{
Fn ();
Cout <"Student: number ()" < }

Error message after compilation:
15.1.cpp: 24: Error: The program has a free '\ 357'
15.1.cpp: 24: Error: The program has a free '\ 275'
15.1.cpp: 24: Error: The program has a free '\ 235'
15.1.cpp: 30: Error: there are additional restrictions. 'student: 'on the member 'noofstudent'
15.1.cpp: 30: Error: iso c ++ does not allow the initialization of a very large static member 'noofstudent 'in the class'
15.1.cpp: 43: Error: expected '}' at end of input
15.1.cpp: In constructor 'student: Student (char *)':
15.1.cpp: 10: Error: 'name' has not been declared in this scope
15.1.cpp: In static member function 'static int Student: number ()':
15.1.cpp: 26: Error: expected primary-expression before 'protected'
15.1.cpp: 26: Error: expected '; 'before' protected'
15.1.cpp: At global scope:
15.1.cpp: 43: Error: expected unqualified-id at end of input

Among them, the "program has a free '\ 357'" error, I did not find it on the Internet, the other feeling is more strange, there is no such error in windows. Please help me. Thank you.