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Not really, no. Variables are supposed to have their size fixed at compile-time, not runtime. I've had to fix lots of code where people have done things like that. It happened to work for them by...

count+1 is legal but you should stay within the defined range 0...coe_amount-1.

On the very last loop, [count+1] will go beyond the end of the array. So make your loop one shorter.

Also, this is not legal:

float coefficient[coe_amount]; ...or rather, is legal only in a...

It does nothing you can see from the outside, so yes, that is correct.

You would benefit from reading one of the many basic tutorials on getting started with C or C++. Based on your code I'd say...

Again, the compiler is not asking you to jam random things into the middle of your code when it says main doesn't exist. It's asking you to add main(), unrelated to your code, outside it.

Of...

That is really wierd!

How about this:
cd c:\Users/username/Desktop
Replace username with your windows username.