hello , i am using MS c++ compiler here.Why we can't use ".h" in header files. And also,why we can't use cout,cin,endl like functions here?
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hello , i am using MS c++ compiler here.Why we can't use ".h" in header files. And also,why we can't use cout,cin,endl like functions here?
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Most headers with ".h" are just for C; C++ has its own equivalents (like cmath instead of math.h).
You can use cout, cin, endl. Maybe you're making some C-exclusive mistake (like not using namespace std).
thaanks... :)
can anyone tell how to remove error like runtime error(SIGSEGV)..
Segmentation fault. It usually appears when you're accessing elements out of bounds of some array (out of the memory allocated to your program).