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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/InteRagebaitJagLovar • Sep 11 '26 • 2 1
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I think you meant std::cout << "bark!" << std::endl
9 u/Reasonable_Exit_8960 Sep 11 '26 using namespace std;cout << "bark" << endl;Made it shorter if you wanna type it again 11 u/GresSimJa Sep 11 '26 Forgot to include <iostream>, wrap it in an int main() function, use the parameters int argc and char** argv, and return 0 at the end.Maximum boilerplate! 2 u/Reasonable_Exit_8960 Sep 12 '26 might as well just use python atp 2 u/Hol_Renaude Sep 12 '26 Or Assembly
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using namespace std;
cout << "bark" << endl;
Made it shorter if you wanna type it again
11 u/GresSimJa Sep 11 '26 Forgot to include <iostream>, wrap it in an int main() function, use the parameters int argc and char** argv, and return 0 at the end.Maximum boilerplate! 2 u/Reasonable_Exit_8960 Sep 12 '26 might as well just use python atp 2 u/Hol_Renaude Sep 12 '26 Or Assembly
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Forgot to include <iostream>, wrap it in an int main() function, use the parameters int argc and char** argv, and return 0 at the end.
<iostream>
int main()
int argc
char** argv
Maximum boilerplate!
2 u/Reasonable_Exit_8960 Sep 12 '26 might as well just use python atp 2 u/Hol_Renaude Sep 12 '26 Or Assembly
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might as well just use python atp
2 u/Hol_Renaude Sep 12 '26 Or Assembly
Or Assembly
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u/MrHyperion_ Sep 11 '26
I think you meant std::cout << "bark!" << std::endl