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Writing code

Writing code

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Writing code

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- [Narrator] Let's make our first program an Eclipse. Traditionally, the first program is named Hello World. Let's be a little different and create one called HelloEclipse. Click File. New. C++ Program. select C++ Managed Build. click Next. For the program name we're going to call this HelloEclipse, all one word, CamelCased. Select Hello World C++ Project and under Toolchains, select Cygwin GCC. Click Next. We can enter a name for the program author, I'll type mine, Troy. I'm also going to change this message. And we're going to change it to Hello, Eclipse and click Finish. Eclipse will display the project name in the Project Explorer view on the left. The project HelloEclipse.cpp file is shown in the edit window. Let's try to run the app. Go, Run. Run. And uh, oh. Launch failed. Binary not found. What does this mean? This is a very common Eclipser that many new C++ programers encounter. It means that the application was not built, hence, no binary file, before we tried to run it…

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