Anonymous

#include<stdio.h> int main() { int year; printf("\n Enter a YEAR :\n"); scanf("%d",&year); if(year%4==0&& year%100!=0||year%400==0) printf("\n Its a leap year.\n"); else printf("\nits not a leap year.\n"); return 0; }

Was removed

#include<stdio.h> int main() { int year; printf("\n Enter a YEAR :\n"); scanf("%d",&year); if(year%4==0&& year%100!=0||year%400==0) printf("\n Its a leap year.\n"); else printf("\nits not a leap year.\n"); return 0; }

Thats C++?

Anonymous

nope

Anonymous

its in c

Anonymous

do you want in c++?

Anonymous

Any help ?

Download mingw variant

Anonymous

Also learn to be patient

Anonymous

Thats C++?

#include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int year; cout<<"enter a Year:"<<endl; cin>>year; if(year%4==0&& year%100!=0||year%400==0) cout<<"\n Its a leap year.\n"<<endl; else cout<<"\n Its not a leap year.\n"<<endl; return 0; }

Anonymous

now its in c++

Was removed

#include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int year; cout<<"enter a Year:"<<endl; cin>>year; if(year%4==0&& year%100!=0||year%400==0) cout<<"\n Its a leap year.\n"<<endl; else cout<<"\n Its not a leap year.\n"<<endl; return 0; }

thanks

Anonymous

thanks

welcome

Anonymous

Who are learning Html?

Anonymous

basic or deep?

Anonymous

Basic

Anonymous

know some basic

Anonymous

IS here anyone who would like to help me in making a c++ code of nested switch ...as example for restaurant billing system

Jussi

I need graphics.h pleaaase

LOL there might be a good million different graphics.h files

Dima

lool

Jussi

But no compiler found

Install a compiler

Anonymous

Install a compiler

Which is best to install

Jussi

Which is best to install

gcc of course

Jussi

Or are you on windows or linux?

Anonymous

Windows

Anonymous

Visual C

Jussi

If you are on windows, follow these steps: 1. Remove windows and throw the installation media/product key sticker to trash 2. Install linux 3. Install gcc (already installed with base packages most likely) 4. Enjoy

Sercan

If you are on windows, follow these steps: 1. Remove windows and throw the installation media/product key sticker to trash 2. Install linux 3. Install gcc (already installed with base packages most likely) 4. Enjoy

heyy, don't do that

Anonymous

If you are on windows, follow these steps: 1. Remove windows and throw the installation media/product key sticker to trash 2. Install linux 3. Install gcc (already installed with base packages most likely) 4. Enjoy

Or, even better: 1. Remove windows 2. Install a Free Distribution (Linux/*BSD) 3. Install a free compiler (clang/gcc/tcc/8cc/etc) 4. Enjoy

Sercan

windows has a perfectly OK development platform

Jussi

No

Anonymous

windows has a perfectly OK development platform

Jussi

windows has a perfectly OK development platform

Did you ever try to write a windows kernel driver?

Sercan

I am on debian for 2 years now, but don't discriminate him just because he wants to write c

Anonymous

My past 3 years of experience with C++ on windows at univeristy, no it's not

Dima

dayum how come I didnt yet see that sticker pack

Dima

Jussi

Thats best

Sercan

you gotta accept package managment in linux isn't the best

Dima

Anonymous

you gotta accept package managment in linux isn't the best

it's thoustands of times better than windows though

Jussi

you gotta accept package managment in linux isn't the best

Depends on the manager

Dima

Anonymous

pkgsrc and nix are brilliant

Jussi

I prefer updating every package on the system from same package manager rather than stupid pop ups telling me that there is a new version of my HackerProgram1337

Sercan

I find functional distros quite intriguing

Sercan

but I'm just implying that a beginner doesn't need to replace his whole OS to write some C

Anonymous

but I'm just implying that a beginner doesn't need to replace his whole OS to write some C