How to run code in c++

How to run code in C? The following are the general running steps:

1. Write source code

First, you need to use a text editor (such as Notepad, Visual Studio Code etc.) write C source code. Make sure the code contains correct syntax, logic, and required library functions.

2. Save the source code file

Save the C source code you wrote as a file ending with `.cpp`. For example, you could name the file `example.cpp`.

3. Compile the code

Next, you need to use a C compiler to convert the source code into an executable file. Commonly used C compilers include GNU Compiler Suite (GCC), Clang, Microsoft Visual C, etc. Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where the source code is stored.

In the command line, enter the following command to compile:

g example.cpp -o example

This will compile the `example.cpp` file using the g compiler and generate an executable file named `example`. Note that `example` after the `-o` flag is the name of the executable file you specify.