C++ CODE:
GETTING INPUT NUMBER FROM USER AND PRINT THE NUMBER AS OUTPUT
INTRODUCTION:
First, write all the header files of c++. I am a variable for getting input. Then, we will open the main function in that we can use void or int main function. If we use the int main function, we have to use the return 0 statement at the end of the main function. If we use the void main function, we don't have to use the return function at the end of the main function. Because void didn't return any value, we will get the input number from the user and print it as output. Then using the cost function for print the output and can function for getting input.
CODE:
#include /*header file*/
#include<bits/stdc++.h> /*header file*/
using namespace std;
int main(){ /*opening main function*/
int i; /*i is a number integer variable*/
std::cout<<"Enter the number to be printed: "<<endl; /* printing statement*/
std::cin>>i; /* getting input from the user */
std::cout<<"Entered number is: "<<i<<endl; /* printing the number entered */
return 0; /*we are using int main so we have to put return 0 at the end of the main function */
}
GETTING INPUT CHARACTER FROM USER AND PRINT THE CHARACTER AS OUTPUT
INTRODUCTION:
First, write all the header files of c++. I am a variable for getting input. Then, we will open the main function in that we can use void or int main function. If we use the int main function, we have to use the return 0 statement at the end of the main function. If we use the void main function, we don't have to use the return function at the end of the main function. Because void didn't return any value, we will get the input number from the user and print it as output. Then using the cost function for print the output and can function for getting input.
CODE:
#include /*header file*/
#include<bits/stdc++.h> /*header file*/
using namespace std;
int main(){ /*opening main function*/
char c; /*c is a character variable*/
std::cout<<"Enter the character to be printed: "<<endl; /* printing statement*/
std::cin>>c; /* getting input from the user */
std::cout<<"Entered character is: "<<c<<endl; /* printing the character entered */
return 0; /*we are using int main so we have to put return 0 at the end of the main function */
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