Code:
#include <iostream> //using basic input output file
using namespace std; //using standard namespace
int main() //declare function main
{ //open function
cout << "Hello World!!!!"; //out put "hello world"
getchar(); //wait for input
return 0; //exit and house keeping ;)
} //close function
Wasn't that fun?
Code:
#include <iostream> //using basic input output file
using namespace std; //using standard namespace
int main() //declare function main
{ //open function
cout << "Hello World!!!!"; //out put "hello world"
getchar(); //wait for input
return 0; //exit and house keeping ;)
} //close function
Sorry, but yours was hard to read the comments.
Ah yes Bass, which i am guessing comes from the root word "bas" which means your are low; therefore, sturdy and can hold up huge fucking shit piles of mountains.
thank you, and post has been edited ^_^.
It comes from "Bass-bounce" which is/was my producing name.
Bass as in the guitar/drum, not the fish xD
Yes, Bas it is the right C++ coding for print "Hello world". It is the basic C++ coding. C++ is the object oriented programing language. The output of this coding is "Hello World".
Whats with all the people with one post?
(09-17-2010 12:23 AM)rockmartinn24 Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, Bas it is the right C++ coding for print "Hello world". It is the basic C++ coding. C++ is the object oriented programing language. The output of this coding is "Hello World".
relevance to what bas ever said?? XD all he did was adjust Enyo's comments....cuz they were all bunched...
I am graduate student in Bcs but want to change career to computer field. I am planning to learn languages such as C+, C++, Perl and I am so good in learning computer technologies and pretty fast in that. Can anyone suggest me how to go ahead and what kind of jobs will I get once I know them?
urban spooning
How to learn: Google. Jobs: a programmer. The range of programming jobs is pretty large some are on the testing side where you would write a program to test a set of numbers. For example, my old geometry teacher did some government work, and he had to write a program that would test certain hand held radios for battle situations. The likelihood of a message being lost in the case of x amount of soldiers trying to send y amount of communications at once, etc, etc. Then there is also software development, making software for the use in homes, businesses, and more. So it is really whatever you work towards.
I wonder if he'd even read that.