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Old 03-14-2003, 03:23 PM   PM User | #1
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Question I have a few questions about C++

ok, after I write the code I save the file and compile it, then what is the file suppose to run on, MS DOS? Like some maze game I dled(that is a C++ program) what do I run that game with?
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Depends on what your code is suppose to do and assuming you compiled it using something like Visual C++ and created a windows executable .exe file.
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it depeneds on the code...seeing it would help. But you probably use a "cout" command which outputs to a dos prompt. If there are graphic calls then maybe not. But it really just all depends on whats in the code.

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