Compile and run the c ++ program using a terminal in Ubuntu7.10

In Ubuntu7.10, IDE tools are not used, and only terminals are used. Test-& gt; compile-& gt; run the tool in one breath! Steps: 1, make sure that the gcc has been installed in Ubuntu7.10, Installation Method: sudoapt-getinstallgcc2, write a simple cpp file test. cpp, put in the specified place example: # inclu

In Ubuntu7.10, IDE tools are not used, and only terminals are used. Test-> compile-> run, in one breath!
Procedure:
1. Ensure that gcc has been installed in Ubuntu7.10. Installation Method: sudo apt-get install gcc
2. Compile a simple cpp file test. cpp and place it in a specified place.
Example:
# Include
Using namespace std;

Int larger (int, int );
Int main (){
Int I, j;
Cout <"enter two numbers:" < Cin> I> j;
Cout <"a large number is:" < }

Int larger (int a, int B ){
Return a> = B? A: B;
}

Save this program in/home/user/desktop and open the terminal (note that user is your system user name)
3. Compile: g ++/home/user/desktop/test. cpp-o test. out
4. If no error is prompted, run the compiled program:./test. out.

Note: test. out can be replaced with any name.