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~[Adam Phelps]~
ideas, good books, and/or anything else related to
C++. C/C# can also be included.
~[Adam Phelps]~
~Helpful hints(beginner)~
To keep your programs form closing after it has been executed. Here are two ways of doing this.
cin.get();
This one is very easy, and dosen't require and extra header files except the main one.
Or:
Add this as one of the headers:
#include<windows>
The windows header has the function ' system("PAUSE") ' that we will use. After you put that, put this before ' return 0; ' :
system("PAUSE");
This should prompt a message that says "press any key to continue". This will keep the program from closing after it has executed.
Now something you will all like :).
To make a beeping noise:
std::cout<<"\a";
My dad showed me that one :D.
cin.get();
This one is very easy, and dosen't require and extra header files except the main one.
Or:
Add this as one of the headers:
#include<windows>
The windows header has the function ' system("PAUSE") ' that we will use. After you put that, put this before ' return 0; ' :
system("PAUSE");
This should prompt a message that says "press any key to continue". This will keep the program from closing after it has executed.
Now something you will all like :).
To make a beeping noise:
std::cout<<"\a";
My dad showed me that one :D.
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