using namespace std; 'standard namespace
int main(VOID) 'makes it return 0 automatically
{
cout << "hello world";
system(PAUSE) 'makes it say press any button to continue
}
might have messed up somewhere but i havent coded c++ in a while lol
Nice tutorial dude.
make about 100 of thsse for me plz
its the only way ill learn :P
i think #include stdafx.h declares
iostream not sure. dont feel like looking at it.
so u dont need iostream just put namespace std;
using namespace std; 'standard namespace
int main(VOID) 'makes it return 0 automatically
{
cout << "hello world"; system(PAUSE) 'makes it say press any button to continue
}
might have messed up somewhere but i havent coded c++ in a while lol
using namespace std; 'standard namespace
int main(VOID) 'makes it return 0 automatically
{
cout << "hello world";
system(PAUSE) 'makes it say press any button to continue
}
might have messed up somewhere but i havent coded c++ in a while lol
Are you sure you learnt the right language? Sure it wasn't Retarded++? >_>
Originally Posted by crushed
Are you sure you learnt the right language? Sure it wasn't Retarded++? >_>
Well done my boy
Originally Posted by crushed
Are you sure you learnt the right language? Sure it wasn't Retarded++? >_>
ha ha owned.
This is pretty good, and I'd also recommend video tutorials for people who don't quite get it unless someone shows them for the first time : YouTube - Kanaal van antiRTFM
antiRTFM's c++ lessons are quick, to the point, and in depth. by lesson 3, you'll have made your first hello world program. The first two lessons are basically describing the history of c++, how to get the programs, etc.. By lesson 15, you'll be able to make your own guessing game. If you take notes and follow along, you'll get used to the language fairly quickly.
Originally Posted by Combatant
This is pretty good, and I'd also recommend video tutorials for people who don't quite get it unless someone shows them for the first time : YouTube - Kanaal van antiRTFM
antiRTFM's c++ lessons are quick, to the point, and in depth. by lesson 3, you'll have made your first hello world program. The first two lessons are basically describing the history of c++, how to get the programs, etc.. By lesson 15, you'll be able to make your own guessing game. If you take notes and follow along, you'll get used to the language fairly quickly.
i watched his videos to remember things i forgot, hes a good teacher
Originally Posted by DaBombMonster
Nice tutorial dude.
thanks, i really do appreciate it i will prob. post some more tutorials when i have the time.
vb++?! ao nao!
Originally Posted by t7ancients
vb++?! ao nao!
what? what are you trying to say?
Originally Posted by BxR
what? what are you trying to say?
I think he's trying to tell you that there's such thing as Visual B++. :O You have to write a tutorial for it.
But, lol. Anyways, very nice job. I recommend going further in depth if you ever have the time? I don't know if this was mentioned before, but yeah.
Awesome, thanks for the tut.
[made my first ever program]
but I atchually followed antiRTFM video tut.