Rate My In C++

**Gyurin** · 03-09-2011

Hello All
Today It's My First Day In C++
Please Rate Me

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std; 
int main()
{
    int x;
    std::cin>>x;
    std::cout<<"Hello Dave\t\n";
    std::cout<<std::endl;
    string name;


    return 0;
}

**skulhead** · 03-09-2011

why std::?

**Hell_Demon** · 03-09-2011

Originally Posted by skulhead

why std::?

why not?

**freedompeace** · 03-09-2011

Nice start?

**'Bruno** · 03-09-2011

Why a random unused string? =o

**aanthonyz** · 03-09-2011

Originally Posted by Brinuz

Why a random unused string? =o

Originally Posted by freedompeace

Nice start?

Originally Posted by skulhead

why std::?

I will do some Lvl. 9 Magic, Divide by zero and....

Voila...

There posts have been combined into one.

Code:

Why are you declaring a string at the end if your not using it. You are using "namespace std", so you dont need "std::". Either way this is a good start.

**why06** · 03-09-2011

Awww... Void he said hi to you! =I

**CAFlames** · 03-09-2011

For first day, not bad.

**Void** · 03-09-2011

Originally Posted by why06

Awww... Void he said hi to you! =I

My name is not Dave. |:

**Gyurin** · 03-09-2011

Originally Posted by Void

My name is not Dave. |:

It's A Random Name ..

**Hassan** · 03-09-2011

Good for first day.

**why06** · 03-09-2011

Originally Posted by Void

My name is not Dave. |:

Dave ... David, same thing.

**freedompeace** · 03-09-2011

Originally Posted by aanthonyz

I will do some Lvl. 9 Magic, Divide by zero and....

Voila...

There posts have been combined into one.

Code:

Why are you declaring a string at the end if your not using it. You are using "namespace std", so you dont need "std::". Either way this is a good start.

If you wanna be so nitpicky... You forgot the fact that he used '\t\n' and std::endl, which you "don't need". =/

**masterupload** · 03-09-2011

why not just declare

Code:

using namespace std;

will suggest using it if ur thinking on making a program that is going to output lots of msg other wise

ur just gonna stick with

Code:

std::

**aanthonyz** · 03-09-2011

Originally Posted by freedompeace

If you wanna be so nitpicky... You forgot the fact that he used '\t\n' and std::endl, which you "don't need". =/

Those werent my posts. I combined them from other people lol.

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