Beginner C++ Tutorial

This is my beginner C++ tutorial. Learn to make the program that says Hello World. Unlike many tutorials, instead of throwing out random code and saying "this is the end product", I go through and say what each piece of code does. I have taken a class on C++, and will relay all the information to you. Look forward to my future posts.

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Howto & Style

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• C++
• computer
• programming
• technology
• fun
• beginner
• noob
• code
• coding
• hack

[abhalla02]

very good tutorial, hope see more from you

[DailyHacker]

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[Compgenius999]

Why use system("PAUSE"), that is not C++, that is a special way of sending PAUSE to CMD.EXE for windows then waiting for the user to press any key as of the output of cmd.exe to the C++ app, I recommend using cin.get() so it waits for the user to hit enter to continue, and it works with all systems capable of running a C++ application

[navesele]

It's just the way it is. the people who know the language and use it professionally frown at tutorials like these. I checked the other ones, it's the same thing. These people are doing this to get their videos noticed on youtube. They are not real programmers. They are just putting lego blocks together and think they know.

[Protocolback]

Best tutorial ever, I have seen many other tutorials but this is the best

*subs*

[zsakker]

@navesele Well oh noes..... maby someone needs something like this to learn something from c++ basics.

[afker553]

THANK YOU IT WORKS :DDD

[pufixas]

@Compgenius999

System("pause") is better because you can press any key to continue, but with cin.get() you need to type something first and then press enter...

[BoOoreczech]

system("pause") is not good use for this example. Better cin.get(); Sometimes you must write cin.get();  cin.get();

[Werdna3791]

why do you use "iostream.h"?

"iostream" itself works perfectly fine..

[FOOFlGHTERS]

@DailyHacker Visual C++ is free, the Express version is. Registering is free

[KudendarX007]

If you download Microsofts programs they install a windows activation key that makes sure your registered with them (to prevent piracy and it gives you 30 days to enter in the key) if you lost that code then your locked out of your pc for ever untill you enter in a key. So incase you dont have that key and are not registered dont download c++ from windows

[AES256bit]

@Doomfussel How so?