In the Main() function of C++
Every program contains a main
function which is executed automatically when the program is run.
The most basic program that can possibly be run in C++ will do so with just a main
function.
main
should return an integer which indicates if the program exited successfully.
This is done so by writing the return type, followed by the main
function name, then follows the empty arguments. Here is an example:
int main()
The arguments of the main
function is enclosed in parentheses: (
and )
.
However, the body of the main
function come after the parentheses in curly brackets: {
and }
.
Here is an example of our main
function in use:
Now we will compile our code. The program will not have any output, but it should compile without any errors.