expected primary expression before '.'token

This error message typically occurs in programming languages like C++ or Java, and it means that the code contains a syntax error.

The error message "expected primary expression before '.' token" usually indicates that there is a problem with the code syntax, particularly with the use of a dot (.) character. This character is often used to access properties or methods of objects in object-oriented programming.

Possible causes of this error include:

- Missing or incorrect syntax, such as forgetting to declare a variable or function before using it, or using the wrong type of variable or function.
- Incorrect use of the dot (.) operator, such as using it on a non-object or non-class element, or using it with incorrect syntax.
- Incorrect placement of the dot (.) operator, such as using it in a place where it is not allowed or expected.

To fix this error, you can try checking the syntax of the code and ensuring that all variables and functions are properly declared and used. You can also double-check the use of the dot (.) operator and make sure it is used correctly and in the right place.