How to run C++ program in command prompt

Writing a hello world program in C++ language and compiling and executing it using Command Prompt (CMD)
#cmd #howto #C++ #c++programming #programming
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[@robertchoate359]

gcc is the compiler he’s calling the compiler to run his code. For those of you saying it’s not working you have to load MSYS and load it into your Windows environment by adding it as a variable

[@coding-is-love]

You are right!

[@Damnerz]

I have it magic

[@user-ql7pw7ld1n]

So cool...I loved it

[@pooja6487]

Thank you very much sir helped alot❤

[@coolmc7976]

helped

[@nadkoch]

Спасибо, постоянно забываю что консоль можно открыть так.

[@AtifAhmed-67]

Download Dev C++❤

[@TheTimeProphet]

Naughty Naughty I gave you a thumbs up, but you should never namespace STD.

[@zenith2808.]

Agreed

[@pabblo1]

Why not? It's just a Hello World program.

[@zenith2808.]

Yes but it’s bad practice to do “using namespace std”

[@GDT-Studio]

I love using namespace, it makes the code smaller and readable.

[@zenith2808.]

In small projects, that’s alright but when you’re doing massive or medium sized projects, using namespace std causes namespace poisoning. That is, user functions or keywords may clash with std members.

[@camwha5904]

Forgot the Dreamscape music lol

[@jakeelunker176]

it compiles for me but when I try to execute ‘a’ it says “a is not recognized as an internal or external command”

[@adnananjum9131]

Try doing "cd " and after a space, write the path to the directory where you saved your code.
For example: cd Desktop/CPP
Adjust it according to your directory. Now, write "a" or "a.exe".

[@roblox_game518]

The code in the video are not right..
right code
#include
using namespace std;
int main() {
cout

[@ulasarslan2577]

But need a compiler g++ llvm-devel and others😅

[@HassaanNonari]

Where is return keyword for int function 😂

[@just_the__facts]

G++ is giving issues it's saying that it is not recognized as internal external command

[@coding-is-love]

did you install c++ compiler?

[@just_the__facts]

@@coding-is-love thank you

[@coding-is-love]

@@just_the__facts welcome

[@adityaarya2]

​@@coding-is-loveI have installed but it not recognising

[@coding-is-love]

@@adityaarya2 maybe the issue is environment variable.

[@Lilyys]

that window where you print the output. Mine is in dark mode. Is there a way to change it back to light mode?

[@1223emerald]

Yep, go to display settings. Its been 6 months so I guess you already found it

[@user-cv7ws7nu4d]

i followed exact same steps but i didnt go through.
why is that so?

[@RidanKhan931]

did you put return 0; ?

[@user-cv7ws7nu4d]

yes i did .
still don't know what to do.?!?@@RidanKhan931

[@user-xxCATALONIA]

Why explain quickly !!

[@siddharthmeshram237]

How about return 0 since it's int main()

[@pabblo1]

Most compiler will automatically assume return 0.

[@drzahraa-oc5jl]

I followed this step but the word doesn’t come it say error I don’t now why I am very confused and sad

[@Hal0gen]

you have to install gcc

[@abdulmohaimin9729]

How did it work without return 0

[@pabblo1]

Most compilers by default assume return 0.

[@au._.79]

C++, by design, has an implicit return 0 in main function

[@monlanoza7480]

🇵🇮

[@raquelruizespejo8888]

ork 100%

[@tweetyguy7347]

guh

[@barrelrole]

never ogre

[@dilshadansari-vu3je]

I need help bro

[@user-ls9yy5gm5z]

Wrong letter
Include iostream.h

[@Prasuryavlogs]

No