my fist lesson in C++ programing

[Torben]

david@david-laptop ~ $ apt-get remove pentium-builder
E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13 Permission denied)
E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
david@david-laptop ~ $

If you don't have a root login (probable, under a Ubuntu derivative like Mint) then you need to add 'sudo' in front of any commands you execute which need root privileges to run. i.e.:

% sudo apt-get remove pentium-builder

Use your regular password when it asks you for one.


Torben

 

[davidbball13]

If you don't have a root login (probable, under a Ubuntu derivative like Mint) then you need to add 'sudo' in front of any commands you execute which need root privileges to run. i.e.:

% sudo apt-get remove pentium-builder

Use your regular password when it asks you for one.


Torben

thanks man

 

[davidbball13]

IT WORKED THANK YOU.
cool now all i have to do to get to is

cd /
ls
cd /home/david/Desktop/
./(filename)

i have this excitable file but i cant just double click on it and enter the program can i do that? can i bring the program over to windows and double click on it (in windows the file is just known as a "file")
i am not making some funny codes and trying to build off this code untill i get some C++ books

 

[Torben]

IT WORKED THANK YOU.

Awesome! Good job.

cool now all i have to do to get to is

cd /
ls
cd /home/david/Desktop/
./(filename)

i have this excitable file but i cant just double click on it and enter the program can i do that?

It's hard for me to say, since I haven't seen the code. I imagine that it's just a text-mode command line program, so assuming that the executable you compiled to is in /home/David/Desktop, then yeah--the above should run it.

Double-clicking it is slightly more complicated; it will run the program but in most cases you won't see the output so you won't know that it's been run.

can i bring the program over to windows and double click on it (in windows the file is just known as a "file")

No--it's a Linux ELF executable file, which is not compatible with the Windows executable file format.

i am not making some funny codes and trying to build off this code untill i get some C++ books

Books are an excellent idea. Also, Googling for "c++ tutorial" will get you lots of hits. One that looks pretty good is https://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/


Good luck!

Torben

 

[davidbball13]

Awesome! Good job.



It's hard for me to say, since I haven't seen the code. I imagine that it's just a text-mode command line program, so assuming that the executable you compiled to is in /home/David/Desktop, then yeah--the above should run it.

Double-clicking it is slightly more complicated; it will run the program but in most cases you won't see the output so you won't know that it's been run.



No--it's a Linux ELF executable file, which is not compatible with the Windows executable file format.



Books are an excellent idea. Also, Googling for "c++ tutorial" will get you lots of hits. One that looks pretty good is https://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/


Good luck!

Torben

thanks man i am pumps for more programing tommarow. but now i have to program myself to shut off and stop thinking about programing