Visual c++2013 Getting Started Classic (7th edition) on-machine exercise: Creating a project for the WIN32 console application

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The reader of this book
This book is intended for anyone who wants to learn how to use Visual C + + to write C + + running under Microsoft Windows operating system
The reader of the application. Reading this book requires no prior knowledge of any particular programming language. If one of the following 3 scenarios is true,
You are well suited to this tutorial:
is a novice programmer, eager to put into the programming world, and finally master C + +. To be successful, you need at least the calculation
A general understanding of how the machine works.
Have some programming experience in other languages, such as BASIC; eager to learn C + + and want to improve the actual Microsoft
Windows programming skills.
There are some experiences with the C or C + + languages, but the use of the environment is not Microsoft Windows; Want to use the latest
Tools and techniques to extend the skills of programming in a Windows environment.

I am C#,java used more, C + + very little contact, the current use of the development tools are: VS2010, and this book is using Visual c++2013, but to learn the first chapter of the trial: Create a project for WIN32 console application no task issues.

Follow the prompts to create a WIN32 application:

Modify the source code, compile, execute:

Perhaps the difference between VS2010 and vc++2013, my code needs to add: Std::system ("pause"), in order to display: Please press any key to continue ... or the flash will be closed.

The example is very detailed, according to the example is easy to implement the corresponding code and functions, very suitable for beginners.

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Visual c++2013 Getting Started Classic (7th edition) on-machine exercise: Creating a project for the WIN32 console application