Beginners in C++

[Tigerblomst]

Hi everyone!
I am totally new with C + +, I have previously programmed a part in VB6.0, but that is obviously on the way out.
I have now found Microsoft C + + and would like to try their hand at it, but it's a whole new world for me.
I copied a few small tags, and I've tried to compilers them, but I have always only one. Txt file, and it can not run it ought to be one. Exe or. Pcc file, but it is still failed mig.l
Please give me a little hint in the right direction.
I'm not good at English, but Google is my friend.
Sincerely,
Ole

[zb0S216C]

Tigerblomst wrote:

Please give me a little hint in the right direction.

Truth be told, that's the only part of your question I understood.

When you say: a little hint in the right direction, what do you mean exactly? Do you need tutorials? books? help fixing an error?

[jonhylever]

Are you joking or not?

Tell the true question. What do you mean by Microsoft C++ ?

Please clear this

[zb0S216C]

jonhylever wrote:

Are you joking or not?

Who is this aimed at?

jonhylever wrote:

What do you mean by Microsoft C++

I'm going to take a shot in the dark and say he/she's referring to the Microsoft C++ compiler. Although it would be helpful if he/she gave more details about the compiler he/she is using.

jonhylever wrote:

Tell the true question
...
Please clear this

?

[Mathhead200]

If you are indeed using Microsoft Visual C++ (compiler is cl.exe) then do this:

First, create an empty project.
Second, add a source file called "hello.cpp".
Third, type the following into the file:

include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
	cout << "Hello, world!" << endl;
	return 0;
}

Finally, run the project by choosing the "run without debugging" option.

[Tigerblomst]

Hi All!
I am very sorry that my question seems like a joke, it was from my side completely sincere, but I'm well aware that it is difficult to formulate a question in such a group.
I found Microsoft Visual C + + among my programs but I see now that it is a Programme of 1994 - 1998.
So now I ask here, there is a C + + program can be obtained for no money?
I apologize if you have expressed myself so it seemed like a joke.
Thanks to those who responded.
Yours sincerely
Ole

[Mathhead200]

Tigerblomst wrote:

So now I ask here, there is a C + + program can be obtained for no money?

Um... Do you meen an IDE for C++?
http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads