Ahhh!
You have chosen the
right and best programming language (high level).
Welcome aboard the best!
Okay.
I am going to quickly write out most probably the most or what everyone does first and it is very good if you ask a lot of questions or are inquiring!
Before you read this DO NOT GET DISCOURAGED my friend!!!
It might seem a bit hard in the beginning but you will get it very quickly you are smart!
Okay!
Let's go!
[HIGH]
// This is my first program in C++ made by me the monkey king sfbloodbrother and it is going to print out "Hello World!!!!"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main ()
{
cout << "Hello World!!!";
return 0;
}
[/HIGH]
There you go!
A double forward slash or "//" is what the programming community calls a "comment".
In a nut shell - a comment is basically something that does not "compile" or get turned from "source code" into "machine code" or CTM - close to the metal.
It "//" is sort of not part of the program because it just makes a type of comment you might want yourself or others too see.
A very simple reason (but not the only reason) is to help both you and other programmers to see what you were trying to say what some part / kind of the program did or does what.
It is basically to help remind / inform both you and other programmers
why you did what you did and where or what this part does or the entire program does.
Another very useful and cool use of the comment I sometimes use is to temporarily "remove" actual parts of my program that I might not like or want to temporarily disable.
But when you have made some changes it is VERY easy to just remove the double forward slash and do some changes you thought might have helped.
If you wanna learn how to make some viruses hit me up!
But I will PM you I don't want the FBI knocking on me door ek se.
