Reserved Word

[Tigerblomst]

I have an easy question for you all? I think.
I have installed Visual Studio 2010 and I bought a beginner's book, so I have since come a little further, but.
You have programmed a lot in Visual Basic 6.0, when there was a reserved word you were in doubt as was made clear it up in help, there came an explanation and possible. a small demonstration on the use of that word.
Can it in Visual Studio 2010, I have tried and tried and I've searched for the word, but I do not sin I get some good advice.
If I for example search on the word Console.Write - Visual # then I get nothing I can really use.
Is there anywhere where I can look at such words?
Sincerely,
Ole
You are not so good at English, so this is written in Danish and translated by Google

[zb0S216C]

I'm confused; I don't understand what you're trying to say. Can you clarify a bit more, please?

_Wazzak

[LB]

I think he wants to find a list of all the reserved words and the other things like cin and cout.

[Janlan]

Try reading good book for programming and English language :)))))))))

[ne555]

You may want to read the tutorials to get a grasp in the syntax http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
Consult the reference http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/

The translator seems to have problems with pronouns.

[Tigerblomst]

What I want is:
If I write Concole.WriteLine ("Hello"); then comes to stand Hello on the screen.
My question is:
If I create a variable instance. var1 and then puts var1 to 3, so I want to know how I get on screen var1 written out so that there will be third
Komminikation is difficult, but thanks for asking.
Sincerely,
Ole

[mobat]

I think he wants this:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    int var3 = 3;
    cout << var3;
}

[Tigerblomst]

Hello to everyone.
First thanks for your help everyone and many thanks to ne55, yes it was just what I needed, but it's a little difficult that I had not found it, but the first one becomes blind's eyes.
Now I got it to run, and now I will work with the plains.
Many thanks.
Ole