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This document provides information on getting started with C++ programming, including compilers, text editors, and running programs online or locally. It also explains key aspects of a simple "Hello World" C++ program, such as using header files, namespaces, semicolons, main functions, output streams, and return values. Additional resources for learning C++ like StackOverflow, Codechef, and CodeProject are also listed.

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This document provides information on getting started with C++ programming, including compilers, text editors, and running programs online or locally. It also explains key aspects of a simple "Hello World" C++ program, such as using header files, namespaces, semicolons, main functions, output streams, and return values. Additional resources for learning C++ like StackOverflow, Codechef, and CodeProject are also listed.

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There are multiple compilers and text editors you

can use to run C++ programming. These may differ


from system to system.

If you want a quick start, you can also run C++


program online.

$ sudo apt-get update


$ sudo apt-get install build-essential manpages-dev
$ gcc –version ()
g++ program-source-code.cpp -o name-of-your-choice
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout<<"Hello World!";
return 0;
}
 includes the header file into the application so
that you are able to use the operations
included in them.

 Also, you can create your own header files and


include them in your program using the
#include.
 you are “using” the “namespace” “std” in your
file.

 We use the namespace std to make it easier to


reference operations included in that
namespace.

 If we hadn’t used the namespace, we’d have


written std::cout instead of cout.
cout is actually std::cout.
 The semicolon is a terminal. It terminates a
statement.

 When missed or incorrectly used, it will cause a


lot of issues.
 it is the main function of the program

 The code inside { } is called the body and is


executed first when you run your C++ program.

 It is one code that is mandatory in a C++


program.
 The cout is an object of standard output
stream.

 it outputs/prints the data after <<


 This statement returns 0 ‘zero’.

 It isn’t mandatory to return anything from the


main() function but is rather a convention.
Some of them are:
StackOverflow - Most Popular programming Q&A
site on the web

Codechef - Practice questions, challenges and a


large community of programmers

CodeProject - For those who code, with in-depth


articles and huge community of coders
The break; statement terminates a loop (for, while and do..while loop) and a
switch statement immediately when it appears.
It is sometimes necessary to skip a certain test condition within a loop.
The goto statement can be replaced in most
of C++ program with the use of
break and continue statements.
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