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Hello world in C++ : How do I compile a Hello world file in C/C++?

 Hello world in C++

All you need to execute C++ code is, MinGW and an IDE like vs-code, Turbo C++ etc. 

  • code for hello world!:

  • #include<iostream>
  • using namespace std;
  • int main(){
  • cout<<"Hello World!"<<endl;
  •  return 0;
  • }


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