OOCP (CPP) : Example # 01 : Hello World using C++
* Lets start learning CPP (C++) Using Example.
* Hello World using C++
//Written by Latest Technology Guide
//Title : OOCP (CPP) : Example # 01 : Hello World using C++.
/*
Guidelines for Object Oriented Concepts & Programming (CPP) (C++)
<< Insersion Operator
>> Extraction Operator
cout is a Predefined Object not function
\t Horizontal Tab
\n New Line
\" Double Quote
\' Single Quote
\b Back Space
\r Carriage Return at same line (Like Home Key)
\a Beep
*/
* You will find Hello World as output
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OOCP (CPP) : Example # 01 : Hello World using C++.
* Simply run your program as before and will get output as Hello World.
Note: All programs are developed and tested using Turbo C++ 3.0 under Windows XP. We just want to provide guidelines to the users. If you are using any other Compiler or other operating system they you need to modify this program as per your requirements.
* Lets start learning CPP (C++) Using Example.
* Hello World using C++
//Written by Latest Technology Guide
//Title : OOCP (CPP) : Example # 01 : Hello World using C++.
#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>
void main()
{
clrscr();
cout << "Hello World";
cout << "\n";
getch();
}
Guidelines for Object Oriented Concepts & Programming (CPP) (C++)
<< Insersion Operator
>> Extraction Operator
cout is a Predefined Object not function
\t Horizontal Tab
\n New Line
\" Double Quote
\' Single Quote
\b Back Space
\r Carriage Return at same line (Like Home Key)
\a Beep
*/
Output:
* You will find Hello World as output
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OOCP (CPP) : Example # 01 : Hello World using C++.
* Simply run your program as before and will get output as Hello World.
Note: All programs are developed and tested using Turbo C++ 3.0 under Windows XP. We just want to provide guidelines to the users. If you are using any other Compiler or other operating system they you need to modify this program as per your requirements.
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ReplyDeletewhy you use #include iomanip.h
ReplyDeleteSorry Tariq, It was added by mistake.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your corrections. We will updated this program shortly.