Re: [Dev-C++] rebuild doesn't always work

[Richard C. <tel...@ya...>]

cout and cin are usually used for simple DOS based programs
it's basically C for console, CIN = console in, (ie keyboard, what u type into command prompt)
and COUT = console OUT (what is OUTput from the console/command)


28/01/03 10:56:49 PM, "Ioannis Vranos" <no...@ho...> wrote:

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>  From:   "Ioannis Vranos" <no...@ho...>
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>  To:     <dev...@li...>
>  Subject:Re: [Dev-C++] rebuild doesn't always work
>  Date:   Tue, 28 Jan 2003 13:56:49 +0200 (GTB Standard Time)
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>  -------Original Message-------
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>  From: Aimee Smith
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>  Date: ?????, 28 ?????????? 2003 1:27:34 ??
>  To: 'OROSZI Bal?zs'; dev...@li...
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>  Subject: [Dev-C++] rebuild doesn't always work
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>  Greetings;
>  We, my students and I, were working in devC++ and SOMETIMES the rebuild
>  command worked :);
>  other times it did not -- even when we copied the code into another program
>  -- even after exiting devC++
>  and restarting -- still recieving the old code.
>  We are working in version 4.x (something) as that was what was left to me
>  by the previous instructor.
>  We only create new source code -- not projects.
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>   
>  ==> Well better try to download the latest version.
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>   
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>  It's an Introductory level course -- they are having a hard enough time
>  with
>  remembering when to use cout and cin
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>  ==> cout is the standard output (usually screen) and cin the standard input
>  (usually keyboard). The "usually" part is "always" for all kinds of PCs
>  (although this is not required by the standard). But why do they have such
>  a confusion?
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>  Please help
>   
>   
>  ==> Download the latest release.
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>
>  Ioannis Vranos
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