How To Print In C++: Using Cout, Namespace, And Newline Characters
Learn C++ basics! Print text with `cout`, use `std::` or `using namespace std`. Add new line with `\n` or `endl`. Comments: single-line (`//`) and multi-line (`/* */`).
Please refer Introduction to C++ before you proceed .
Topics to be covered
How to Print in C++ (or to get output in c++).
How to add a new line character (Escape sequence).
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How to Print in C++
The programming instruction we give are called statements.
The statements are executed one by one , in the order they are written.
The compiler ignores all the white space.
Everything that needs to be executed should be written inside curly {}brackets.
To print any form of text or numbers or to get output we use cout (pronounced as see-out).
For Example:
Imagine we want...