Installing And Using G++ On Linux
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So if I learn C++ I can just compile it using g++? Or are the language syntaxes different?
WhiteShadow1415 2 months ago
@WhiteShadow1415 Hi, yes it is essentially identical for the most part. Beware that if you made a program in a Microsoft IDE there may be proprietary code that will not work because some code in these IDEs do not conform to the world standard. (there are library functions that are not a part of the standard) Ensuring you have the extra libraries you were using in your code is always something to consider.
ProgrammersInstitute 1 month ago
@WhiteShadow1415 A quick thing to do is drop the code in Netbeans and see if it flags any of the code you were using. Or if you do run it using g++ it will spit out errors that may lead you to the offending critters.
ProgrammersInstitute 1 month ago