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TEA BREAK WITH C++: MY FIRST C++ PROGRAM

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  1. //my first c++ program
  2. #include <iostream>
  3. using namespace std; 
  4. int main(){
  5. cout<<“hello world!”;
  6. return 0;
  7. system(“pause”);
  8. }
  9. /* This ends 
  10. the file */
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TEA BREAK WITH C++: INSTALLING IDE

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Installing IDE

For all the programming languages the beginning is the printing “Hello World” sentence. So, this is some kind of tradition. But before doing that we need to have the C++ IDE. IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment. So basically, the place where you will communicate with the PC. So, the “language” is coming here. So, for different programming languages there are different environments so that you can talk to your PC and instruct it. 

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RULERS OF OLD GOOD TIMES

Rulers were the most important part of engineering. Before we had cad software, we were drafting using t-squares and set squares. If you had that manual drafting course you will get what it was like and be thankful to AutoCAD. But on the other hand it was real art to draw that drawings by hand. If you are really good at you may draft as fast as you can do at CAD but the main disadvantage with hand drafting is that you can’t do the revisions easily as you do in cad.

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