C++
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I'm learning C++ in collage at the moment and i'm getting somwhat cofused. All the text books i have give examples #include and #include etc and name space standard and cout::, but in collage we use #include etc and we don't use name space standard. And I can find out why. All I get is waffle to shut me up. Could sombody out there please explain this to me. Thank everybody dumb student
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I'm learning C++ in collage at the moment and i'm getting somwhat cofused. All the text books i have give examples #include and #include etc and name space standard and cout::, but in collage we use #include etc and we don't use name space standard. And I can find out why. All I get is waffle to shut me up. Could sombody out there please explain this to me. Thank everybody dumb student
iostream.h is a header which doesn't meet the standard. However, before the new c++ standard came iostream.h was the standard, but now all all standard headers have no extension(simply iostream, string etc.) Also conio(without h) is a header which doesn't exist. There is just a conio.h but which is only available with windows. Tell your teachers that iostream.h is obsolete and therefore should not be used.