C++ Output Methods
The following program shows and explains various methods to get output using C++
* Featured Code Example Created and submitted by LONGTIE via Sololearn.
C++
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
/*
*/
int main() {
cout << "since cstdio is included in iostream.\nputs, printf, and cout can all be used for output." << endl << endl;
puts("using puts: puts adds a new line after being ran. it might be recognized from C , where it is used for input and output.\n");
printf("using printf: printf is most commonly recognized from the c language. it dose not add a new line after being ran, this can be fixed using \\n at the end of a sentence within the quotation marks.\n");
cout << endl;
cout << "using cout: cout is most commonly used. It dose not add a new line after being used, this can be resolved with <:
< endl at the end, or as previously shown \\n at the end of the sentence.";
< endl at the end, or as previously shown \\n at the end of the sentence.";
return 0;
}
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