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"a.exe" is the default output c++ executable file name. In other words if you compile your source code and give name specifics as to the name by default the c++ compiler will give it "a" for the name.
if you open command prompt and navigate to the directory where your code is, then type: "a.exe" it will run the program....
or just simply click on the executable for it to run.
if you want to give your program a name simply specify the name before you compile the .cpp file:
so...: g++ .cpp -o
of course omit the the greater than or less symbol respectively. "-o" stands for output. It specifies the output name for the executable it returns.
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@PuNkTuReD
"a.exe" is the default output c++ executable file name. In other words if you compile your source code and give name specifics as to the name by default the c++ compiler will give it "a" for the name.
if you open command prompt and navigate to the directory where your code is, then type: "a.exe" it will run the program....
or just simply click on the executable for it to run.
if you want to give your program a name simply specify the name before you compile the .cpp file:
so...: g++ .cpp -o
of course omit the the greater than or less symbol respectively. "-o" stands for output. It specifies the output name for the executable it returns.