Hello World!

[DMT]

Hello World!

[Spartanxvi]

hi

[paktsardines]

Hello.

[Chewbacado]

I lik chez

[paktsardines]

Please, keep on topic...

[HerrJoebob]

O hai!

[VoiD88]

[asmo0]

std::out << "Hello\n";

[Ric666]

Gooooooood Moooooooorning PA forums!

[christhekiller]

Howdeh pardner

[xander]

FROG BLAST THE VENT CORE! *BOOM*

xander

[DHKold]

std::out << "Hello" << std::endl;

better

[Great Magical Hat]

std::out << "Hello" << std::endl;

better

Erm, no?

To be more precise: no, using "\n" is equally platform independent, if that's what you're thinking. std::endl actually has a side effect that may cause performance problems (flushing the buffer) so only in the rare case you care about the buffer std::endl might be better, otherwise "\n" is never worse and often better.

[xander]

Code: Select all

printf();

That is all.

xander

[Great Magical Hat]

Code: Select all

printf();

In other words, you've got nothing to say?