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Visual Studio 2010 Console Application: 2. To Open A New Project, Choose File, New, Project

The document provides instructions for creating a basic "Hello World" C++ console application in Visual Studio 2010: 1. Open Visual Studio 2010 and select File > New > Project to create a new project. 2. Select Win32 Console Application and click OK, then Next and select an empty console application before finishing. 3. Add a source file, name it, then type the "Hello World" code and build and run the project to display the output.

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Visual Studio 2010 Console Application: 2. To Open A New Project, Choose File, New, Project

The document provides instructions for creating a basic "Hello World" C++ console application in Visual Studio 2010: 1. Open Visual Studio 2010 and select File > New > Project to create a new project. 2. Select Win32 Console Application and click OK, then Next and select an empty console application before finishing. 3. Add a source file, name it, then type the "Hello World" code and build and run the project to display the output.

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Visual Studio 2010 Console Application

1. Use the start menu to Open Visual C++ 2010. You might have the Express Edition installed or you might have to open Visual Studio and choose C++ 2010. The following screen shots have the Express Edition, so your screen might look slightly different. The steps to follow are the same.

2. To open a new project, choose File, New, Project

3. Choose Win32 Console Application. 4. Give your project a name (the Solution Name will be automatically filled in) 5. Click OK.

6. Click Next.

7. Click Console Application and Empty Project, and then Finish.

8. Add a source file to your project by right clicking Source Files in the Solution Explorer window. Choose Add, New Item.

9. With Visual C++ chosen on the left hand side of the window, choose C++ File (.cpp) under Templates. 10. Type in a name of the file. 11. Click Add.

12. Type the following code into the source file window.
#include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { cout << "Hello World"; return 0; }

13. Build your project using the Debug menu and choosing Build Solution

14. Run your program by CTL-F5 or choosing Start Without Debugging from the Debug menu. If this option is not available under the Debug menu you can do the following: Tools-Customizechoose Command Tab-Select Debug-Add Command-Select Debug Categories-Select Start Without Debugging- OK

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