Is it possible to print anything on screen in C or C++ without using main().If yes please explain how?
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Jump to Postmain() is the start of any C++ application, why do you need to do it without it ?
Jump to PostBecause it's a frequent teaser question which some tutors think are useful in some way.
Like for example printing without using a ; or making the program print it's source code or some other dumb trick.
Jump to Post>>Is it possible to print anything on screen in C or C++ without using main().
Yes -- write a MS-Windows win32 api program which uses WinMain() instead of main(). Or use VC++ 2008 and it will generate a console program that starts with _tmain().
Jump to Post>So please help
Try searching for WinMain on www.google.com. Seriously, it's not that hard to do a little bit of research and come up with something. We tend not to take kindly to …
Jump to PostEvery ISO standard C/C++ program must have a main(). Windows, other graphic environments, and many embedded systems have a non-standard environment and may not need a main().
So, the answer is: in ISO Standard C/C++, you cannot print anything without having a main() function. If you are talking about …
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