Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 C++ Hello World

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This is a video on making a C++ program, in this case a Hello World program for absolute beginners.
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This is nice.  I like the music, nice and happy for beginning a journey into a whole different world.

RADIOACTIVEBUNY
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I noticed you cursoring to the end of the line (several times), the END key is your friend.  Use it to instantly move to the end of the line (or the HOME key to move to the beginning of it), that would save you some annoyances. ;)

NeilRoy
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Thanks so much bro. I just got started with visual studios and it was an excellent tutorial on how to start a new project.

donrockwilder
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Thanks! I didn't know how to even start programming on Visual Studios since I'm so used to using the IDE on Linux systems and compiling them using the command prompt, but I'm taking a class called Operating Systems coming this fall and it's required that I use Visual Basic ...

djeroid
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I'm new to Visual Studio, I'm really used to using Eclipse and JAVA. I love how you turned the app a darker grey instead of the blinding white, could you tell me how you went about doing this?

CharlesLang
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GOD, the C++ primer plus 6th edition is confusing with out these vids. THANK U

ThOoRcLeS
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What do I use for visual studio community? Just starting out and kinda lost With using this program, because I'm used to notepad.

seannythegodfather
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I followed all the steps to this program and used the Local Windows Debugger and I said yes to the program is out of date. However, it said there were build errors and "unable to start program...the system cannot find the file specified". Please Help!

vivsterdu
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i have visual studio 2013. I followed all the steps as shown in this video, but at last when i debug the hello program i get the message 'unable to start the program..the system cannot find the file specified'.
Can any one help please.

satinder
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I can't choose "empty project", only some app-templates. That doesn't make any sense! Anyone else who share my issue?

Fabian
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this song reminds me of my ultimate team... still awesome tho

martinbbela
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Hey. I have a quick question and I can not find anything that can help me figure this out. I've downloaded Visual Studios 2013 for Windows to my laptop. Now when I first open it, it works great. If i try to open it again, it asks me to repair or uninstall? I've done both a million times and nothing has worked, the message still continues to pop up. Do you have any suggestions that may help me figure this out? I need it to work for a school assignment!!

BarbieStar
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ive just made my first steps of being a Game Producer! XD

lukaszorszulski
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How can I put in a cin? Everytime I type in anything and hit enter, it closes.
Here's my coding:

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <fstream>

int A;
int B;
cout << "Enter a number: ";
cin >> A;
cout << "Enter another number: ";
cin >> B;
sum = A + B;
cout << "The answer is " << sum << endl;

cin.get();

return 0;

jordanjackson
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My MSVS doesn't give "Empty Project" as an option. How did you get that?

DewDragon
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If I didn't put cin.get() the program won't execute. There's a window that flashed for a sec then it disappears. Why? It was running fine without the cin.get on the 2008 Visual Studio

Aikidood
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why we need cin.get();, when i didn't use it i can't output the result on the screen can anyone explain for me pls?

leito
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I know the basics (kind of) with C++ coding but why do i need to place cin.get(); at the end ? just wondering

zMightyKnightz
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It don't work...

It's says : fatal error C1083 : Impossible to open fil include : 'corecrt.h' : No such file or directory


What must I do for resolve this error ?

ColonelLucario
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#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
cout << "Hello world";
cin.get();
return 0;
}

Bamby