Hey, I'm trying to learn C++, the problem is, when I do cout << "Hello
World!"; it always opens dos and closes it to quickly to see...i know
im a total n00b, but any help? 8 1417 Ha*******@gmail .com wrote:
Hey, I'm trying to learn C++, the problem is, when I do cout << "Hello
World!"; it always opens dos and closes it to quickly to see...i know
im a total n00b, but any help?
Add some input at the end of your program to hold it. I've seen
system("pause") ;
proposed, but it may not work on your system. Try
std::cout << "press enter";
std::string a;
std::cin >a;
V
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On Feb 28, 11:15 am, HardHa...@gmail .com wrote:
Hey, I'm trying to learn C++, the problem is, when I do cout << "Hello
World!"; it always opens dos and closes it to quickly to see...i know
im a total n00b, but any help?
Sounds like you might be using Visual C++. You can also compile and
build your program from within Visual C++, then manually open a
command (console) window and run the resultant executable from there.
On Feb 28, 11:51 am, shadowman...@co mcast.net wrote:
On Feb 28, 11:15 am, HardHa...@gmail .com wrote:
Hey, I'm trying to learn C++, the problem is, when I do cout << "Hello
World!"; it always opens dos and closes it to quickly to see...i know
im a total n00b, but any help?
Sounds like you might be using Visual C++. You can also compile and
build your program from within Visual C++, then manually open a
command (console) window and run the resultant executable from there.
No, I'm not using Visual C++ but thanks for the help and thanks for
the help Victor.
Victor Bazarov <v.********@com acast.netwrote:
Ha*******@gmail .com wrote:
>Hey, I'm trying to learn C++, the problem is, when I do cout << "Hello World!"; it always opens dos and closes it to quickly to see...i know im a total n00b, but any help?
Add some input at the end of your program to hold it. I've seen
system("pause") ;
proposed, but it may not work on your system. Try
std::cout << "press enter";
std::string a;
std::cin >a;
Another option that doesn't require a temporary string, but at the
expense of more typing, is:
std::cout << "press enter";
std::cin.ignore (std::numeric_l imits<std::stre amsize>::max(), '\n');
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Victor Bazarov wrote:
Try
std::cout << "press enter";
You'll never get me to respond to that, not after that John Varley
story.
Brian
Default User wrote:
Victor Bazarov wrote:
>Try
std::cout << "press enter";
You'll never get me to respond to that, not after that John Varley
story.
Let's hope not many have read it (I didn't for instance). :)
V
Victor Bazarov wrote:
Default User wrote:
Victor Bazarov wrote:
Try
>
std::cout << "press enter";
You'll never get me to respond to that, not after that John Varley
story.
Let's hope not many have read it (I didn't for instance). :)
Ah. It's a classic SF/mystery/networked AI amok story.
Brian
On Mar 1, 5:19 am, "Victor Bazarov" <v.Abaza...@com Acast.netwrote:
Add some input at the end of your program to hold it. I've seen
system("pause") ;
proposed, but it may not work on your system. Try
std::cout << "press enter";
std::string a;
std::cin >a;
Simpler is:
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