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Now Lets Us write Our First C++ program in 4 Easy Steps.
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout<<"Hello World!";
return 0;
}
Don't Worry I will Explain it to You.
#include is the Header file, You can visualize it as a Tool box to use tool that will be used in the program.
iostream stands for input output stream.
using namespace std; ->It is Used to include standard namespace in the program like cout ,etc;
int main() Below this you write your code.
()-> any word ending with () is a Function
Than we write our code in {} these Brackets
cout is used to output anything
And As the function used is int we have to return any value so we wrote return 0;
WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT C++ READ THE BELOW QUESTION
->What is C++?
C++ is a general-purpose programming language created by Bjarne Stroustrup as an extension of the C programming language, or "C with Classes".
->What is C++ used For ?
In contrast to C, it supports object-oriented programming features like classes. Like C, it is used when a low-level programming language is necessary. While C++ is commonly used for graphics-heavy software such as games, photo and video editing apps, browsers, C is more widely used for embedded devices and OS kernels.
->Is C++ hard to learn?
C++ is known for being a more difficult language to learn than others such as Java and Python. This is in large part because C++ has a more complex syntax. This can be challenging for those starting with programming. The first benefit of starting with a new programming language like C++ is the syntax.
->Is C harder than C++?
Actually, both are difficult and both are easy. C++ is built upon C and thus supports all features of C and also, it has object-oriented programming features. When it comes to learning, size-wise C is smaller with few concepts to learn while C++ is vast. Hence we can say C is easier than C++.
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