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Hey Guys
I just went out and bought myself a book and i downloaded the Dev C++ Compiler
The thing is i seem to be having a problem which im sure is very easy to fix for u guys but im new and i need to be tought a few things.
id write in the box and when i compile and run the dos screen comes up real fast and then leaves withen seconds of even knowing what was
Can Some Help me out? all i can think of is thiers a typo Sumwhere.
Here's the easy Demo !! (Sorry if its basic Everyone gotta start sumwhere!)
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
cout << "Never Fear, C++ is here!";
return 0;
}
Hey,
Try this code:
\That will work. Also, Good Luck studying Programing.
Chad.
Try this code:
#include <iostream>using namespace std;int main(){ cout<<"Never fear! C++ is here!"<<endl; cin.get();}\That will work. Also, Good Luck studying Programing.
Chad.
I believe if you add "cin.get();" after the cout line, the DOS window will wait for you to press a key, thus keeping it on screen. I've only been learning for about a month, so if anyone has a better way, I stand corrected.
EDIT: i guess this is a kind of "two-person" double post (same answer). He beat me by ten seconds. I would have gotten there before if I didn't forget to log in and so I had to retype
EDIT: i guess this is a kind of "two-person" double post (same answer). He beat me by ten seconds. I would have gotten there before if I didn't forget to log in and so I had to retype
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haha Great It worked Thanks Guys Now i can actually start reading and learning NO more stoping me!
1 question thow How did u guys know that? Same experience Or just really smart!
1 question thow How did u guys know that? Same experience Or just really smart!
Like everything else, it's just something you learn as you go. Personally, I use while(!_kbhit()); to do the same thing. I don't know if it's a deprecated function in the modern sense, but it works fine for me. Good luck!
Similar experience. I have done a little learning with Dev-Cpp and the CProgramming.com tutorials (although I plan to get a book when I'm done with my current VB.NET project for a school club). It covered that in the tutorials, and I played around on my own and I found it neccessary.
Personally I like to use:
Mainly because it waits and outputs "Press any key to continue . . ." to the console.
sytem("pause");Mainly because it waits and outputs "Press any key to continue . . ." to the console.
Well, before I switched to VS.NET 2003 (handles that automatically), and used DevC++, I'd usually use cin.get(), but system("PAUSE") works well, also.
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