Select error in the given program?

m,n definition is invalid

definition of k has 2 problems:

1. you can't assign a variable to const
2. the double * means that n is a pointer, if you need the power use the "Math" class

b) Expression assigned to ‘k’ should be constant in nature

There are 3 major errors:

1.Two invalid expression term ';' which are for "m=;" and "n=;" as they need to be initialized (given a value).

2. The * or -> operator must be applied to a pointer: which in the line 5 (const int k = n / 5 * * n ;)

     a. operator is invalid for "5**n)

     b. And we have never declared a pointer to use a "*n" also.

3.The expression being assigned to 'k' must be constant: meaning that constant values should be constant and there is no way you could assign a variable to a constant.

There are Error in code 

i'm sorry for that 

1. const int m =1 ;
2. int n =5;

const int m = ;  Invalid Declaration 

const int m = '//This Should has a value

int n = ;//This Should has a value

const int k = n / 5 * * n ; //** Is Not valid operator