This can’t be called a compiler.
#include <SandboxLibraries>
int main() {
int integer;
cin >> integer;
cout << integer;
return 0;
}
Won’t work. If you can’t even manage to get input then output, no. Also, why can’t I include iostream? If it were already included in SandboxLibraries, that code would work!
int main() {
int integer;
cin >> integer;
cout << integer;
return 0;
}
Won’t work. If you can’t even manage to get input then output, no. Also, why can’t I include iostream? If it were already included in SandboxLibraries, that code would work!
Response from developer
Hello,` cin` and `cout` are part of the 'std' namespace. Therefore, you need to include the line `using namespace std;` before `int main()`, Otherwise, you have to specify the namespace, for e,g std::cin or std::cout You may find more information here: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cplusplus/cpp_namespaces.htm
C++ complier
Does the job!
Hard to use
Jumps constantly down to way after the code ends. Difficulty in back spacing, selecting all in a line and entering new lines. Won't be using this again
Response from developer
Editor has been improved in new version!
