please help

[bananenflip]

I'm so sorry for asking but where should I insert or save C++.
I'm skilled in html css and javascript but I don't get this.

[Lerner]

I suspect that English isn't your first language, and I know C++ isn't. Unfortunately, that increases the chance that you will phrase your questions in an imprecise manner. Such is the case with your current post. Please try to restate your question in a more precise manner.

For example, we don't need to save C++. We might want to save the value of a variable in C++ for use at a later time. We might want to insert a value into a container such as an array or a list. We might even want to use an insertion sort on an already filled container. And "what the hack" may mean "what the heck", which is slang for I'm very confused, or it may mean "what can I do to get the following task done".

So please try again to state your question in as clear a way as possible.

[bananenflip]

Darf ich auf Deutsch fragen wo der Arschloch ich C++ kann saven. sinä olet paska pelaaja. Je ne sais pas. hou je bek. je moeder

[Lerner]

All right, you got me. Please restate your question in English.

I got everyhthing in the German but Arshclochl. The French I recognize, at least I think it's French. The the other goes completely over my head.

[Ancient Dragon]

I'm so sorry for asking but where should I insert or save C++.
I'm skilled in html css and javascript but I don't get this.

Your compiler will normally create an executable file in the same directory as the source code, or possibly a sub-directory. Unlike html and java to run your program you don't have to save it any specific place, just execute it wherever your compiler put it.

[bananenflip]

All right, you got me. Please restate your question in English.

I got everyhthing in the German but Arshclochl. The French I recognize, at least I think it's French. The the other goes completely over my head.

It's German Finnish French Dutch Dutch.
Or Deutsch Suomi France Nederlands Nederlands.

Guess what's my mother language

[bananenflip]

Your compiler will normally create an executable file in the same directory as the source code, or possibly a sub-directory. Unlike html and java to run your program you don't have to save it any specific place, just execute it wherever your compiler put it.

I think I finally get it now but what compiler would you recommend
CPPBuilder ,GCC ,Delphi ,Turbo Pascal ,Turbo C, Visual Studio.

[WaltP]

It's German Finnish French Dutch Dutch.
Or Deutsch Suomi France Nederlands Nederlands.

Guess what's my mother language

Swahili? :mrgreen:

[~s.o.s~]

1) Codeblocks IDE integrated with MINGW compiler can be downloaded at http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads.shtml

2) Bloodshed Dev C++ IDE with MINGW port of GCC as its compiler at
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html

3) Visual Studio Express Edition
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/download/

I personally recommend the first one i.e. Code::Blocks.

[WaltP]

I think I finally get it now but what compiler would you recommend
CPPBuilder ,GCC ,Delphi ,Turbo Pascal ,Turbo C, Visual Studio.

If you want an IDE, I'd recommend Bloodshed DevC. Although I'd like someone to try Open Watcom C++/Fortran since it's still in development (Dev is not)

If you want a command line compiler, Borland 5.5, the one I use.

[bananenflip]

Swahili? :mrgreen:

almost