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Hello, World!

Environment configuration¶

"The expectations of life depend upon diligence; the mechanic that would perfect his work must first sharpen his tools." - Confucius

Integrated development environment¶

The use of IDE's is relatively easy, which is one of the reasons why beginners usually choose it to write code. The most common one in OI is Dev-C++ (if the contest environment is the Windows system, this IDE is also provided).

Compilers¶

Windows¶

The GNU compiler is recommended. You need to go to MinGW Distro to download and install MinGW. You can also choose Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler under Windows, which requires you to download and install under Visual Studio page.

macOS¶

Execute in the terminal:

xcode-select --install

Linux¶

Use g++ -v to check if g++ is installed.

Use the following command to install:

sudo apt update && sudo apt install g++

Compile the code using command line¶

After a while, some players could use a more flexible command line to compile the code, so that they do not need to rely on the IDE. Instead, they can choose whichever the text editor they are familiar with to write the code.

g++ test.cpp -o test -lm

g++ is the C++ compiler (the C compiler is gcc). -o is used to specify the file name of the executable file, and the compiler option -lm is used to link the math library libm, so that the code using math.h can be compiled and run normally.

Note: C++ programs can compile and run normally without -lm. The C++ compilation options of NOI/NOIP contest problems over the years all contains -lm, so it is also used here.

First code¶

Let's start the C++ journey with a sample program:

C++ language

#include <iostream>  // reference header file

using namespace std;
// introduce a namespace (related material: https://oi-wiki.org/lang/namespace/#using)

int main() {                // define main function
  cout << "Hello, world!";  // output Hello, world!
  return 0;                 // return 0, end main function
}

C language

#include <stdio.h>          // reference header file

int main() {                // define main function
  printf("Hello, world!");  // output Hello, world!
  return 0;                // return 0, end main function
}

Note: The C language here is for reference only (it is basically outdated). C++ is fully compatible with the C language and has many new features that will allow players to achieve more with less effort. For details, please see difference between C and C++.

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