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hi i recently downloaded a book so i could learn c++. i know nothing about it so i thout this book would do. i have visual basic 2010 and when i type this line exactly from the book nothing happens

// my first program in C++
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main ()
{
cout << "Hello World!";
return 0;

that is exactly how the book tells me to type it.
[img]http://tinypic.com/r/futu8/6[/img]


this is what it looks like in the book
[img]http://tinypic.com/r/20qb52s/6[/img]

any help would be nice
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you forgot the ending curly brace } so add it or copy and past this code. there should be no errors.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(){
cout<<"welcome";

return 0;
}
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Do what shadoweagle said also since your just beginning use Notepad++ google it is more simple to use when you are new to coding in fact i still use it after 2 years.
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iFinish wrote Do what shadoweagle said also since your just beginning use Notepad++ google it is more simple to use when you are new to coding in fact i still use it after 2 years.


Implying notepad++ is easier then a real IDE for C++.


Also op, this may be your problem besides your C+Pin
hi i recently downloaded a book so i could learn c++. i know nothing about it so i thout this book would do. i have visual basic 2010
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You're trying to run C++ code in a VB compiler, that won't work lol. In order to run C++ code you need to download a C++ compiler/IDE. The best one in my opinion is Visual C++ 2010, but if you're looking for a lighter IDE, you could use Code::Blocks.
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Experiment5X wrote You're trying to run C++ code in a VB compiler, that won't work lol. In order to run C++ code you need to download a C++ compiler/IDE. The best one in my opinion is Visual C++ 2010, but if you're looking for a lighter IDE, you could use Code::Blocks.


Can you compile Native code in visual C++?, or is it going to be reliant on the .NET Framework ? if you can, then im going to switch...
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PHP_Pro wrote
Experiment5X wrote You're trying to run C++ code in a VB compiler, that won't work lol. In order to run C++ code you need to download a C++ compiler/IDE. The best one in my opinion is Visual C++ 2010, but if you're looking for a lighter IDE, you could use Code::Blocks.


Can you compile Native code in visual C++?, or is it going to be reliant on the .NET Framework ? if you can, then im going to switch...


Yup.
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I think you should use system("PAUSE"); instead of return 0; because it will end straight away once the process has finished, but with system("PAUSE"); you can analyse it so its much better, that is just my opinion.
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Never, ever ever use system("PAUSE");
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