How to open boroland c++ 5.5 in win 7 without cmd
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
I thik OP uses it for learning purpose as its is most widely used in schools
check the bin folder for a file called TCW
check the bin folder for a file called TCW
umeshtangnu
NULL_PTR
no can do
borland c++ 5.5 is purely CUI based
borland c++ 5.5 is purely CUI based
MetalheadGautham
AFK
Simple.
1. start > add/remove programs > uninstall borland c++ (or just delete installed files)
2. Google Code::Blocks MINGW download
3. Download Code::Blocks and install it
4. Click on Code::Blocks shortcut on desktop
5. Type #include <iostream> instead of #include <iostream.h>
6. Type #include<cstring>, <cstdlib> respectively instead of <string.h> and <stdlib.h>
7. After including headders, type using namespace std;
8. Now continue typing your program
Go to cplusplus.com - The C++ Resources Network or Learn C++ to learn C++ the right way if school is teaching you stuff which is totally outdated. LearnCPP has a syllabus / order of learning which is really similar to that in many Indian Engg colleges. CPlusPlus has a great reference section which can be easily searched to quickly look up functions.
1. start > add/remove programs > uninstall borland c++ (or just delete installed files)
2. Google Code::Blocks MINGW download
3. Download Code::Blocks and install it
4. Click on Code::Blocks shortcut on desktop
5. Type #include <iostream> instead of #include <iostream.h>
6. Type #include<cstring>, <cstdlib> respectively instead of <string.h> and <stdlib.h>
7. After including headders, type using namespace std;
8. Now continue typing your program
Go to cplusplus.com - The C++ Resources Network or Learn C++ to learn C++ the right way if school is teaching you stuff which is totally outdated. LearnCPP has a syllabus / order of learning which is really similar to that in many Indian Engg colleges. CPlusPlus has a great reference section which can be easily searched to quickly look up functions.
MetalheadGautham
AFK
C Language has been in ANSI standard for a long time now, so you will not have problems with C. All compilers have same syntax.
All you should ensure are:
Go to C programming.com - Learn C and C++ Programming to start off with C. Follow on-screen instructions.
All you should ensure are:
- Main has return type int not void so you should use int main()
- Add return 0; before closing main.
- Conio.h is not a valid header file in standard library.
- Use getchar() instead of getch()
- Declare variables at beginning of function before any other operations happen - this is not enforced in all compilers but you should do it for uniformity.
Go to C programming.com - Learn C and C++ Programming to start off with C. Follow on-screen instructions.