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Last Activity: Aug 24 '10, 12:40 AM
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Location: Los Angeles, CA
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  • Thank you guys once again, I'm sure this won't be the last time I pester the lot of you but I really appreciate what you guys are doing for me here. Thank you thank you thank you thank you. Both of the responses made crazy good sense and my most recent post before this one was made after your guys' responses so just ignore them. Once again thank you so much! :-D
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  • So I tried both of those that I presented before and the first one gave me: C++ Practice\hello world.cpp expected primary-expression before ';' token,
    where as the second one gave me:
    expected primary-expression before ';' token, twice
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  • by this cin >> you mean to tell that it should read:
    Code:
    ...
    {
        cout << "Hello World!!!" >> ;
        return o;
    }
    is that what you mean?

    or

    Code:
    ...
    {
        cout << "Hello World!!!" ;
        cin >>;
        return o;
    }
    Please don't stamp me stupid for this post, I am super new to this. I...
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  • Funny enough the "error" is gone but now I just don't get a program to run. The DOS window jumps on the screen but I am not given an opportunity for any input as it just disappears once again and I'm taken back to the project screen.

    I guess my problem wasn't as severe as I first thought, now that I went back and cleared the code and re-wrote it in, but I still get no real confirmation to whether or not I did it right.
    ...
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  • lvl 1 monk
    started a topic Getting a first basic "Hello World" program working
    in C

    Getting a first basic "Hello World" program working

    Hi all, I don't really have the money for the formal route so I went to the library and picked up an older c++ book and it seems I run into "antiquated headers" over and over again. The problem doesn't seem to be the headers though because I searched and skimmed over three other threads dealing with the same problem and none of which solved my problem.

    First and foremost, I have a copy of C++ Programming for the absolute...
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