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Computer Science After saving a program as “Introduction.cpp” the content title will change to
Introduction.cpp as shown in Figure 4.21.

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Content title

Figure 4.21: Title change to “Introduction.cpp”

Compiling a C++ program
It is important to compile your
program not only to change
source code to object code, but
also to find errors in the program.
Compile your program by clicking Figure 4.22: The output from a console window
the “Execute” tab from the tool
bar, then click “Compile.” If there Note: When the output terminates after
is any error the compiler will running the program, add 'system
(“PAUSE”)' to the codes to stop the
display the error for correction. execution window from terminating.
Otherwise, the next step of
running a program will follow. Program Example 4.2:
Adding two numbers
Running a C++ program The following is a C++ program that adds

Running a program involves two numbers.
copying a program to the RAM.
The message is sent to the computer #include<iostream>
to prepare the environment for using namespace std;
operating a program. Run your int main()
C++ program by clicking the { cout<< 5+6<<endl;
“Execute” tab, then click “Run.” } return 0;
Figure 4.23 shows the output after
running the program. The output of the program above is 11.

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