tarekkkkk:
plz help and yes submit a direct link if u can and thx for advance plz hurry up i have assignment next week i have to finish it lol
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OK i dont care what is ur problem with my writing all i need is c++ program i recently tried to download visual c++ and turbo c++ .... and many didnt worked on vista i dont know any other solution except asking prof about my issue lol is this hard on u
Narue:
i r nt knowing wut t3h hell ur talkng abt lol rofl jejeje!!!!!111
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Then why do you keep replying with increasing irritation?
Narue:You're still programming in C++, the fundamentals aren't going to change drastically. The big difference will be in the library features you use because I'm reasonably sure you've been using pre-standard C++, and the library has grown and improved since the language was standardized in 1998. I recommend you get a book written after 2000 for a description of the current language.
Tarekkkk: man its very difficult for me cz in my college we are now learning the old fashion way of programing i have to stick with them for the mean time and after that we will progress for this program it didnt work what to do?
scanf("%d",&x);
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printf("%d",x);
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Offline >Some examples in your code of non-standard c++ are:
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>which are rather features of C.
That's not quite correct. printf and scanf are both standard C++, despite what the purists would have you believe. By pre-standard, I mean stuff like this:
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http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/
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For more info see the reference page for the C++ Input/Output Library.
C Library
The elements of the C language library are also included as a subset of the C++ Standard library. These cover many aspects, from general utility functions and macros to input/output functions and dynamic memory management functions.
They are divided in several files. Our reference at this moment covers the following header files of the C library:
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