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'''Author:''' Bjarne Stroustrup '''Supported programming paradigms:''' procedural, object-oriented, generic. Based on on the C programming language. OOP in C++ was inspired by the Simula64 programming language. All C programs are valid C++ programs. The name of the C++ programming language is related to the incremental operator "++". | '''Author:''' Bjarne Stroustrup '''Supported programming paradigms:''' procedural, object-oriented, generic. Based on on the C programming language. OOP in C++ was inspired by the Simula64 programming language. All C programs are valid C++ programs. The name of the C++ programming language is related to the incremental operator "++". How to create a C++ program: compiling to object files, linking object files to an executable version of the program. | ||
= Function main() = | = Function main() = | ||
Function main() is the entrypoint of an C++ application. | Function main() is the entrypoint of an C++ application. | ||
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Author: Bjarne Stroustrup Supported programming paradigms: procedural, object-oriented, generic. Based on on the C programming language. OOP in C++ was inspired by the Simula64 programming language. All C programs are valid C++ programs. The name of the C++ programming language is related to the incremental operator "++". How to create a C++ program: compiling to object files, linking object files to an executable version of the program.
Function main()
Function main() is the entrypoint of an C++ application.