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The error you're seeing indicates that the `g++` compiler cannot find the files you

are trying to compile. This is likely because the terminal is still in the `C:\
Users\Ahmed` directory, while your code files are located in `D:\sublime text\
header`.

To resolve this, follow these steps:

1. **Change directory to where your files are located**:


You need to change the terminal’s current directory to `D:\sublime text\header`,
where your `.cpp` files are.

Run this command:


```bash
cd /d D:\sublime text\header
```
The `/d` flag allows switching between different drives (C: to D:).

2. **Check if your files are there**:


You can verify if the `.cpp` files are in the directory by using the `dir`
command on Windows:
```bash
dir
```
This should list the files in the `header` folder, including `ahmed_lutfi.cpp`
and `idk.cpp`.

3. **Compile the files**:


Once you are in the correct directory, run the `g++` command again:
```bash
g++ ahmed_lutfi.cpp idk.cpp -o myProgram
```

4. **Run the program**:


After successful compilation, run the program:
```bash
myProgram.exe
```

Let me know how it goes or if you run into any further issues!

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