Dumb question: are you supposed to literally type "Please enter the first number you would like to add.", or just any number/ Please answer again i know its a dumb question lol.
I haven't watched the video....but if you're talking about cout / std::cout , then you can type whatever you want, cout just references what you want the output to be, what you want to show up on the screen, so whatever you want to show up, type that....
but I think just if you are limiting your program to MS-DOS or the command interpreter (cmd) from Windows OS, if you want it just to work in these OS so then you can use it, but won't be useful while testing in other OS, a cout can be overloaded, the system it's just as you said a function that uses the batch interpreter (I don't know the technical names of this kinda stuff) ;)
i remember that one of my teacher told us, that he used to learn how to program in turbo pascal, jajajja, wow, but i think the people who learned in those ways are more ables.
Pascal still good for learn, coz it's like Matlab, it's more for learning purposes, most likely any other career than IT, usually it's Pascal what ppl learn, coz it's simple and teachs you the way of programing, you might think Pascal is limited, in some way I personally don't like it, but is not so bad, even got pointers :)
I wonder if it would be possible for you to replicate the code in descriptions.. As far as I can see, my code is identical to yours, but I'm still getting "error C2064: Term does not evaluate to a function taking 1 arguments" ......Also, good guide☑
Mine says that there is an argument in front of the last cout. it says "error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function taking 1 arguments." and it highlits the space in front of the last cout. Anybody help me?
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A lot of my subscribers we're complaining that they couldn't read the text on my other version of this tutorial so I went back and exported in higher quality.
Why do we add the ; i mean what does it mean?
77rayven 1 year ago
@77rayven
It signifies the end of a statement so that all the statements are broken up and the compiler knows when the statement ends...
Musa3li 1 year ago
for the dumb question guy, yes you are supposed to write exactly what he rights :D
Crabbboyboy 1 year ago
My command prompt closes as soon as I press enter....Can someone help me please.
Mikimaster1994 1 year ago
Dumb question: are you supposed to literally type "Please enter the first number you would like to add.", or just any number/ Please answer again i know its a dumb question lol.
YoMegby 1 year ago
@YoMegby
I haven't watched the video....but if you're talking about cout / std::cout , then you can type whatever you want, cout just references what you want the output to be, what you want to show up on the screen, so whatever you want to show up, type that....
Musa3li 1 year ago
how i understood the system("xyz") is a batch thing
so you can put in there any batch comands
so aou mustnt waste place with cout and endl
you can write system("echo please type a number")
4 the cout and 4 the endl you could type system("echo.")
i tried and it works
(im c++ noob but batch pro ;) )
robdalabob 2 years ago
but I think just if you are limiting your program to MS-DOS or the command interpreter (cmd) from Windows OS, if you want it just to work in these OS so then you can use it, but won't be useful while testing in other OS, a cout can be overloaded, the system it's just as you said a function that uses the batch interpreter (I don't know the technical names of this kinda stuff) ;)
Elqno 2 years ago
is there soposed to be a space between the + and "
TheJakobnator 2 years ago
Most of you might be getting those errors because the l in endl is an L not a 1...
WeretFilms 2 years ago
ok i only have 1 left it is
1>c:\users\bob\documents\visual studio 2008\projects\test\test\lols.cpp(17) : error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function taking 1 arguments
benblue3 2 years ago
i got like 100 errors like
1>.\LOLZ.cpp(11) : error C2065: 'endl' : undeclared identifier and
1>.\LOLZ.cpp(3) : error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does not support default-int
benblue3 2 years ago
try getting rid of the << end1 << end1;
thewowcreators 2 years ago
its called "endl" its l not 1
elmobb224 2 years ago
kindly make it bigger so that i can read clearly... ty
opawg80 2 years ago
i remember that one of my teacher told us, that he used to learn how to program in turbo pascal, jajajja, wow, but i think the people who learned in those ways are more ables.
EsfingeRa 2 years ago
Pascal still good for learn, coz it's like Matlab, it's more for learning purposes, most likely any other career than IT, usually it's Pascal what ppl learn, coz it's simple and teachs you the way of programing, you might think Pascal is limited, in some way I personally don't like it, but is not so bad, even got pointers :)
Elqno 2 years ago
i need variables that hold words...
soryy708 2 years ago
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epic004 2 years ago
l and 1 look exactly the same as each other in the c++ font :D i was doing end1 instead of endl
KaijeTheGreat 2 years ago
Problem solved!
I just de-parenthesised (dfirst +dsecond), and got...
cout << "\nThe total of the two numbers you entered is " << dfirst << " + " << dsecond << " = " << dfirst + dsecond << endl << endl;
Which worked for me... no idea why though.
sanyeila 2 years ago
With Stupid...
I wonder if it would be possible for you to replicate the code in descriptions.. As far as I can see, my code is identical to yours, but I'm still getting "error C2064: Term does not evaluate to a function taking 1 arguments" ......Also, good guide☑
sanyeila 2 years ago
Mine says that there is an argument in front of the last cout. it says "error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function taking 1 arguments." and it highlits the space in front of the last cout. Anybody help me?
UrOwnStupidity 2 years ago
Impressive and helpful!
Greatly appreciated.
sethmack08 2 years ago
Vista sucks sometimes. You mean always.
gasto5 2 years ago
agreed.
i had to wait for my aunt to accidentally
leave herself logged in so i could enable
administrator account.
only took ~ 6months rofl
ShadeKangaroo 2 years ago
cool, thanks
rcj 2 years ago
printf ("Hello world, HD is nice");
for (int i=0; i<=20000000000;i++)printf ("some spam here");
undocumentedspot 2 years ago
how do you get to be a partner
xXShadowAsasNXx 3 years ago
You have to apply with Youtube by filling out some information. Just search "Youtube Partner" in google and you'll see their application page. Don't be surprised if you don't get accepted the first time you apply. I applied twice before actually getting accepted.
2000ContourSVT 3 years ago
how you can load up 17 minutes?
sinthujanu02 3 years ago
he's a partner
EASPORTSHOCKEYMAN 3 years ago
Yeah I'm a partner so I have no time restrictions as long as my video file size is under 20gb.
2000ContourSVT 3 years ago
Fantastic tutorial
iharrison30 3 years ago
If you full screen it, it's crystal clear.
2000ContourSVT 3 years ago
A lot of my subscribers we're complaining that they couldn't read the text on my other version of this tutorial so I went back and exported in higher quality.
2000ContourSVT 3 years ago