I'm using codeblock, and below is the sourcecode I have tried to run.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class Venessasclass
{
public:
void dailyproverb(){
cout << "you reap what you sow" << endl;
}
};
int main()
{
venessasclass venessassobject;
venessasobject.dailyproverb();
return 0;
}
After compiling and linking, a window pops up as usual, and instead of displaying "you reap what you sow," I only see "the process returned to 0 (0x0)"
No error was found in the sorucecode.
(In addition, an AVG virus detection window pops up, warning of virus.
I ignore this because I know that computer does this when the user tries to run an abnormal program.)
Upper case and lowercase matters in C++, Venessasclass is different than venessasclass, captialize one or make the other lowercase and it should work fine.
I like codeblocks because it puts a little red square next to the first error that the program encounters, it just takes a bit of connecting the dots to find what the logical error actually is.
As far as the AVG detector thing, I ran your code both before and after the fix, and my AVG never threw any alarms, you might want to check the settings in AVG, and possibly run a full computer scan just in case.