This is great. I've been out of school for 5 years and I understand it. The bloodshed program works great. I'm wondering if this can be easily done on ubuntu?
I watched all of these, and they are awesome. However, I have problems with the seemingly easiest portion. When I compile them, it asks where to save to, so I have it to my C++ Test Folder (Seriously, nothing wrong with it), and it works, but it comes out as a c++ Source file. I click on it and it just opens up the programs. Any help??
This is great. I've been out of school for 5 years and I understand it. The bloodshed program works great. I'm wondering if this can be easily done on ubuntu?
electraden 5 months ago in playlist C++ Tutorials
Nice Video lol if you slow down the video would be like 3 hr long XD
magicplayingcards 6 months ago
what is (w.e)
magicplayingcards 6 months ago
@magicplayingcards (w.e) is Whatever
bdahn 6 months ago
OH TRIPLE POST >.>
Fixed. Forgot the semi-colon. THIS is why I dont comment on stuff...
Gamplayguy 7 months ago
Sorry for double post, but also: When I click run after compiling it says 'Source code not compiled'.
Gamplayguy 7 months ago
I watched all of these, and they are awesome. However, I have problems with the seemingly easiest portion. When I compile them, it asks where to save to, so I have it to my C++ Test Folder (Seriously, nothing wrong with it), and it works, but it comes out as a c++ Source file. I click on it and it just opens up the programs. Any help??
Gamplayguy 7 months ago
Thank you very much. I am eagerly looking forward to next chapter.
Jonj123321 9 months ago
Hey thnx man! You helped me alot :D
ballz711 10 months ago
cout << "two plus three is: " << x+y << END1;
im getting a error in this line
kavs1996 10 months ago
@kavs1996 have you declared END1 previously? like int END1 double END1 or char END1?
bdahn 10 months ago