Friday, May 21, 2010

Can you make a game on its own with C++? Or do you have to put in other programs for visuals and stuff?

Im not very good with the computer stuff. Too many things have changed. What exactly does #include %26lt;iostream%26gt; mean?

Can you make a game on its own with C++? Or do you have to put in other programs for visuals and stuff?
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt; includes the C++ libraries for command-line input and output... like a command prompt... all Text-based.





You do not need to put in other programs for visuals, but you will need to include different C++ libraries.
Reply:%26gt; Can you make a game on its own with C++?


Sure. It's a programming language.





%26gt; Or do you have to put in other programs for visuals and stuff?


Not quite. You use third party libraries (which are written in C or C++) to help you add graphics.





%26gt; What exactly does #include %26lt;iostream%26gt; mean?


#include is a pre-processor command that includes one file in another. So in this case, the include is for iostream. iostream is the header file for C++ iostreams, which is part of the standard library in C++.
Reply:Google it.


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