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Getting Started with Visual Studio 2008: Creating Your First C++ Project

This lesson serves as an introduction to Visual Studio 2008, guiding you through the essential steps to kickstart your C++ programming journey. You'll learn how to launch Visual Studio, create a new project using the Win32 Application Wizard, enter source code, and compile and execute your program. The lesson also covers how to troubleshoot common compilation errors and provides tips for printing your source code and program output. By the end, you'll be equipped to start developing your C++ applications confidently.

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Getting Started with Visual Studio 2008: Creating Your First C++ Project

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  1. CompilationLesson 02

  2. Objectives • Start Visual Studio 2008 • Start page • Create a project • Enter source code • Compile and execute program • Fixing compilation errors • Printing source code and execution

  3. Starting Visual Studio 2008 Click on Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 icon

  4. Start Page in Visual Studio

  5. Creating a Project

  6. New Project

  7. Win32 Application Wizard

  8. Template for a C++ Program

  9. Compile and Execute

  10. Type In Your Program

  11. Output

  12. Errors

  13. Fixing Errors

  14. Printing Source Code

  15. Printing Output

  16. Summary • Start Visual Studio 2008 • Start page • Create a project • Enter source code • Compile and execute program • Fixing compilation errors • Printing source code and execution

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