From:	sabrian13 AT my-deja DOT com
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Subject:	Re: Good DJGPP-related C++ learning tools?
Date:	Tue, 14 Nov 2000 21:05:52 GMT
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Nevermind, I found my mistake.  Believe it or not, (me being a newbie
C/C++ programmer) I didn't take notice of a required line in the code:

using namespace std;

I am now learning rather quickly the grammar and program organization,
and have even written my first function:

int modulus(int dividend, int divisor);

It's too bad I don't know where to find the modulus command that
probably has already been written for me.  I think I'll take some time,
sit back in front of my computer, and read TICPP this weekend.

Speaking of which, does anyone know where I can find a table of the
standard functions for C++ with their relations to the include files
that contain them?

--M.Pemrich


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