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CPP All : Beginning to Program
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Hello World #1235

This is traditional program we always start by simply displaying some characters on standard output device.

Hello World (Variation for Older Compilers) #1237

This is a traditional program we always start by simply displaying some characters on standard output device. This variation works on older compilers like “Turbo C”still used in some schools.

Commenting Code #1243

Here is a simple example to show different types of comments.

Displaying Multiple String Literals #1241

This program shows how multiple strings can be shown one after the other on the standard output.

Hello World (Variation without global namespace) #1239

This is a traditional program we always start by simply displaying some characters on standard output device. This variation uses independent namespace with related objects.


Solved Problems

Displaying multiple String Literals #1563

Write a C++ code to display the following text “I am happy today.”

Write a C++ code to display the following text “I am happy today.” using four separate string literals and by using the same cout instruction.

Displaying long cout chains #3060

Write a C++ code to display the following text using the same cout chain.

Write a C++ code to display the following text using the same cout chain.
Apples = 5 Kg
Bananas = 2 Doz
Oranges = 2.5 Kg

 

 

Finding errors – Programming basics #3159

Find the errors in the following code and explain.

Find the errors in the following code and explain.

Finding errors – Programming basics #5340

Find errors in the following code and explain. Assume that required header fi

Find errors in the following code and explain. Assume that required header files are present.

main()
{
  cout<<endl<<a;
  return 0;
}
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