It works like a charm!
And thus our hero, broax, can proceed to the next level of enlightment (or however it is writen). But before he starts to learn of the wonders of
variables, data types and constants, he would like to make two silly questions:
1st. is there any diference between
cout << "something"; cout << "something else"; and
cout << "something" << "something else";? If so what's would that diference be? And....
2nd. can cout be used to output other type of data stream like, for instance, images or does it stand for something like
carachter
output?
Anyway... I'll just take a long, long look at the next chapter of the tutorial and I'll post the results and/or doubts in here...
BTW, a code that you probably never seen:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout << "Billy, watch out..." << " HERE I COME! >D" << endl;
return 0;
}
This is open source, you can use it on all your apps...
lol