Hi All,
I just started trying to teach myself C++ and Python as a way to kill time without spending money, so this is probably a question that will just be basic as hell.
I recently started teaching myself C++ with tutorials from www.cprogramming.com As part of the Getting Started tutorial, there were step by step instructions for installing Code::Blocks. I follow the instructions, start the program, and write the "Hello World" program, compile and run, all is fine. I close the program out and try to continue the next day.
I restart Code::Blocks, open the previously saved project, ask it to add new file, and try to make a new text output file, exactly the same as the successful "Hello World", only with a different string. I try to compile, and get the error telling me that the very first line is not valid. The line in question is:
CODE
#include <iostream>
Any ideas on why this is happening?
Tommie
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3 Jul, 2009 - 01:36 PM
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