[ASK]C++ beginner
| maeninkompor (2) | |||
| hello there... 1. why (a=1) != (a==1)?? what is the difference of (=) with (==)? 2. what is header files? and what is <iostream> mean?what for is that? ---thanks--- ---absolutely beginner--- | |||
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| HeatMan (65) | |||
| '=' is an assignament symbol. You give the value at right to the variable at left. Example: 'a = 4' You made the number 4 be stored in the variable 'a'. '==' is the equality symbol... In math, is like '=' (Remember that in C++ '=' is an assignament symbol!). Aboout header: They are files that allow you to do certain things, like, <string> allows you to use strings. <iostream> is the most "basic" of them... Used in most programs. It allows use a lot of specific commands, etc. (Sorry for my bad english >.<") (I hope that is right...) | |||
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| true (5) | |||
| Take a look at: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/program_structure.html ^ This is a structure of C++ program. For operators (=, ==) see here: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/operators.html Good luck! | |||
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| maeninkompor (2) | |||
| - thank you, now I understand. (My english is bad to, sorry) n thanks. | |||
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