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I keep seeing these two words in Sams teach your self C++. Do they represent the same thing when talking about variables? I beleave that I know what "define" means. State it's type, it's name, and semicolon. However, I see that "declare" is used for, what seems, the same meaning. …
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Yes - I'm a noob. :rolleyes: I just wanted to be 100% sure that I understand what a parameter is before I go on lol. [Code] #include <iostream> //header of function? int Add (int x, int y) { using std::cout; //Parameters x and y? cout << "In Add(), received " … 
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In this book I'm using, Sams Teach your self C++, it says to: Start compiler, choose file, choose Win32 Console Application, choose empty project, choose C++ source file, edit source code, choose build, check that you have know build errors and run the program. Whats the difference betweeen Build and …
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Just what it says :rolleyes: Well, I plan on taking programming in September. So, to better prepair myself, I bought Sams teach you'r self C++. After 45minutes of scraching my head, I managed to get the Hellow World exe to work lol. if you guys know a better way for …
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