You make heavy use of [..]. I know what ellipsis are [...], but I can't figure what's the process that warrant the use of two consecutive periods.
What's the advantage of misspelling "good" to just save the writing of one more vowel? Why not "gu luc"? That seems to me more advantageous. Better yet, "guluc" will save even the space. Of course, all is for naught because of the mysterious two periods afterward.
lolz. OK. thanks for pointing out my mistakes. Actually i was used to such typing in this weird way in mobile chatting. :) There is nothing special about using two consecutive periods or ellipsis. :) And as far as "gud luck" is concerned, its almost the same issue, i.e., i make a heavy use of short spellings. :| i have been warned earlier against using such short spellings. However i have improved much better and will do the same in future. :) Now, this is going off-topic. So i better conclude. :)
code::blocks uses MinGW, which is GCC underneath. And gcc is a very good compiler, one of the best in the price range.
The -ansi option is good for making sure you actually learn about standard C++, and not a bunch of compiler specific extensions.
yaaa..okkk..got it...code::blocks is an IDE..using GCC compiler...i mean underneath GCC.. am i right?? :) okk...bro...thnx for this...i am thinking to try this code::blocks...and then might move towards visual C++ ... :)
