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#include<iostream.h>

int main ( void )
{
   int x;
   int y;

   cout << "Enter first number: ";
   cin >> x;
   cout << "Enter second number: ";
   cin >> y;
   cout << "1st # + 2nd # = " << x+y;
   
   return 0;
}

// Ok, this I a quick tutorial of C  (C++ is pretty much the same thought process
//And you can quickly find out the C++  special commands)
// anyways, you may notice I keep on making to slahes at the beggining of each line (//)
// these are Remark Statement in C and C++ and tell the compiler to skip over certain lines
// or code. Ok then lets begin.

#include <stdio.h>
#include<iostream.h>
//Youll often notice #include statement in front of lots of C and C++ programs.
//C by itself is incapable of preforming operations such as printing
//finding input etc etc; so you must include Libraries that tell it what to do


//lets start our program
void main() //"main" is basically a function and we can specify a return type (void or nothing)
{
	//take notice that all C statement require a semicolon
	int number;	//In C and C++, you need to declare your variables before you use them
	int value;
	int x = 10; //you can also declare a number and assign it a value in the same line.
	int result;

	//ok Im going to use the C statement of input and output, and remark the C++ equivelents
	//which commands you use dosent matter, just remember to include the right libraries.
	//c is stdio.h and C++ is iostream.h


	printf("Hello World!\n"); //the n means new line and will place the next set of text on the next line
	//C++ equivelent : cout << "Hello World!\n";

	printf("Please enter a number: "); //the scanf command (and cin) are used to input values into variables
	scanf("%d", &number); //the %d means you are inputing a integer; the &number places the value into number
	//cout << "Please enter a number: ";
	//cin >> number;

	printf("Please enter a number: "); //same thing exept different variable
	scanf("%d", &value);
	//cout << "Please enter a number: ";
	//cin >> value;

	//now for some math...
	result = number + value;
	printf("Sum is: %d\n", result); //the %d represent an integer we want to output;
	//after the quotes there is a comma then the variable want to output.


	result = number - value;
	printf("difference is: %d\n", result);


	result = number * value;
	printf("Product is: %d\n", result);


	result = number / value;
	printf("Quotient is: %d\n", result);

	//ok thats it for now...


} //end of program

#include <iostream.h> // Include the header for the iostream library, this gives you access to standard input/output commands

int main ( void ) //This is the main function, it's automatically started by the program

{
   int x; //Declare the variable x as an integer
   int y;

   cout << "Enter first number: "; //Output "Enter first number: " to the console (similar to PRINT command in basic)
   cin >> x; //Request input from the console, and place in variable x.
   cout << "Enter second number: ";
   cin >> y;
   cout << "1st # + 2nd # = " << x+y; //Add the value of y and x then output them to the console
   
   return 0; //Shows that the program finished successfully
}

void functionwithoutreturnvalue()
{
   dostuff();
   domorestuff();
   return; //return is the equivilent of endfunction or exitfunction
           //since there is no value infront of return the compiler 
           //places "void"- or nothing.
}

LSTR somestring;

LSTR somestringfunction()
{
   LSTR string;
   dosomestuff;
   return LSTR;
}

int array[8];
int *ptr;

ptr = array[0];

ptr = array[5];