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Visual Studio Guide

To create a C++ project in Visual Studio, open a new project and select an empty project. Name the project and click OK. Then add a new C++ file, name it, click Add, and paste sample code that prints "Hello World" to the console. Build and run the program to see the output window, and take a screenshot using Ctrl + Alt + Prt Scrn to capture it.

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Visual Studio Guide

To create a C++ project in Visual Studio, open a new project and select an empty project. Name the project and click OK. Then add a new C++ file, name it, click Add, and paste sample code that prints "Hello World" to the console. Build and run the program to see the output window, and take a screenshot using Ctrl + Alt + Prt Scrn to capture it.

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Open the visual studio

Click new project

After clicking the new project, this popup window will open

Click the empty project:

Then write project name. For example we write Lab6 as a project name and click ok.

Right click the resource file add new item:

After clicking the new item, new popup window will open:

Click c++ file (cpp)

Write file name where write <enter name>


Remove <enter name> and write any name. e.g Problem1;

After write name of file, click Add:

Then visual studio will open the C++ file and we will write the program.
Copy the following code and paste in your file. Build the solution and run (play)

#include<iostream>
#include<string>
using namespace std;
void main()
{
cout<<"Hello word"<<endl;
system("pause");
}

After building and compiling the program following window will appear

For screen shot, ctrl + alt + prt scrn to take the screen shot of console screen

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