[Dev-C++] Yakir, I hope this helps

[Jonathan D. <gri...@ho...>]

Hey,

It doesn't seem like you ever got the answers to your questions.  The guys 
on this list are really advanced users mostly and might mistake your 
questions for higher level ones.

First of all, to compile with Dev-C++ into a .exe file, you must create a 
project.  If you didn't do this, it could be your problem.  Create a new 
project then add a source file to it (make sure that the source file is 
added to the project).  Type in your code and compile the project.  That'll 
put it into an executable in the same directory as the project file.

The whole situation of namespaces and all that C++ language stuff is 
unneccessary to know unless you plan on being a professional or otherwise 
really need to use up-to-date language.  The book you've been using is 
perfectly fine if you're just starting out.  Don't worry about the 
complicated reasons of why they decided to remove the ".h" and all that.  If 
you'd like to open Verne's book, you need Adobe Acrobat Reader.  You can run 
a search for it on Google (www.google.com) and go to the official website.  
I believe it comes in every language, so that should help a lot.

I hope this all helps.

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