Why is this not compiling? This is a C++ morse code decoder program. It has two errors. I have bolded and italicized the errors and messages.

#include <cstdlib>

#include <iostream>

#include <cassert>

struct TREENODE

{

char letter;

TREENODE *left;

TREENODE *right;

TREENODE() //constructor

{

letter = ‘*’; //will replace with letter

left = 0;

right = 0;

};

struct MORSECODE

//each morsecode object has english letters

{

char letter;

char code[20]; //dots and dashes and such

};

class TELEGRAPH //binary tree

{

private:

static MORSECODE table[40];

static TREENODE * root;

static void destroyTree(TREENODE *node);

public:

TELEGRAPH()

{

root = NULL;

} // expected unqualified-id at end of input. no return statement in function returning non-void (-Wreturn type)

static void buildTree();

static void destroyTree();

void Encode(char text[], char morse[]);

void Decode(char morse[], char text[]);

};

MORSECODE TELEGRAPH::table[40] = {{‘E’,”.”}, {‘T’, “-“}, {‘I’, “..”}, {‘A’, “.-“}, {‘N’, “-.”}, {‘M’, “–“},

{‘S’, “…”}, {‘U’, “..-“}, {‘R’, “.-.”}, {‘W’, “.–“}, {‘D’, “-..”}, {‘K’, “-.-“},

{‘G’, “–.”}, {‘O’, “—“}, {‘H’, “….”}, {‘V’, “…-“}, {‘F’, “..-.”}, {‘L’, “.-..”},

{‘P’, “.–.”}, {‘J’, “.—“}, {‘B’, “-…”}, {‘X’, “-..-“},

{‘C’, “-.-.”}, {‘Y’, “-.–“}, {‘Z’, “–..”}, {‘Q’, “–.-“}, {‘0’, “—–“}, {‘1’, “.—-“), {‘2’, “..—“},

{‘3’, “…–“}, {‘4’, “….-“}, {‘5’, “…..”}, {‘6’, “-….”}, {‘7’, “–…”}, {‘8’, “—..”}, {‘9’, “—-.”},

{‘,’, “—-“}, {‘.’, “.-.-.-“}, {‘?’, “..–..”}, {”, “END”};

TREENODE* TELEGRAPH::root = 0;

void TELEGRAPH::Decode(char morse[], char text[])

{

char *morsePtr;

TREENODE *node;

node = root;

cout << “Decode called.” << endl;

for (morsePtr = morse; *morsePtr; morsePtr++)

{

if (*morsePtr != ‘ ‘)

{

if (*morsePtr == ‘.’)

{

node = node >left;

}

else if (*morsePtr == ‘-‘)

{

nose = node >right;

}

}

else {

node = root;

}

continue;

}

*text++ = node-> letter;

return;

}

void TELEGRAPH::Encode(char text[], char morse[])

{

int i;

char c, *t, *morsePtr;

cout << “Encode called” << endl;

cout << “nSending >>> “;

for (t = text; *t; t++)

{

c = toupper(*t);

if (c == ‘ ‘)

{

*morse++ = ‘ ‘;

continue;

}

for (i = 0; table[i].letter; i++)

{

if (table[i].letter == c) break;

}

if (!table[i].letter)

{

continue;

}

morsePtr = table[i].code;

while (*morsePtr)

{

*morse++ = *morsePtr++;

}

*morse++ = ‘ ‘;

}

}

void TELEGRAPH::buildTree()

{

TREENODE *node, *nextNode;

char *morsePtr; // point to dots and dashes in table

root = new TREENODE;

if (!root)

{

return;

}

root -> letter = ‘ ‘;

cout << “Alphabet in Morse:”;

for (int i = 0; table[i].letter; i++)

{

node = root;

for (morsePtr = table[i].code; *morsePtr; morsePtr++)

//goes through morse code for symbols and letters

{

if (*morsePtr == ‘-‘)

{

cout << *morsePtr;

nextNode = new TREENODE;

node >right = nextNode;

node = node->right;

}

else if (*morsePtr == ‘.’)

{

cout << *morsePtr;

nextNode = new TREENODE;

node >left = nextNode;

node = node->left;

}

}

}

}

main():

int main()

{

TELEGRAPH station;

char text[80], morse[600];

station.buildTree();

cout << “Enter telegram in English: “;

cin.getline(text, 80);

station.Encode(text, morse);

cout << morse;

cout << ” >>> Receivednn”;

station.Decode(morse, text);

cout << “Message sent: ” << text << endl;

station.destroyTree();

} //expected ‘;’ at end of member declaration. expected ‘}’ at end of input. invalid use of qualified name TREEDNODE::TELEGRAPH::table