main( int argc, char** argv )

[ISHTIAQUE BIN IDREES]

main( int argc, char** argv )

Kindly  elaborate the above line, what does it mean??

I am beginner of CPP. 

[Jens Maurer]

On 06/19/2015 07:01 PM, ISHTIAQUE BIN IDREES wrote:
> main( int argc, char** argv )
>
>
> Kindly elaborate the above line, what does it mean??

Have you read the C++ standard, section 3.6.1 [basic.start.main]?
What exactly is your question?

> I am beginner of CPP.

This is a discussion forum about standardization of C++
and standard C++, not a learner's "help me" forum.

Jens

[ISHTIAQUE BIN IDREES]

Thanks :(

[Andrew Tomazos]

Hi Ishtique,

If you're interested in learning C++, the best thing in my opinion is to start by reading:

    The C++ Programming Language, 4th Ed, Stroustrup.

    http://www.amazon.com/The-Programming-Language-4th-Edition/dp/0321563840

Enjoy,

Andrew.

[Miguel TOLEDO GONZALEZ]

Hi, <main( int argc, char** argv )> is just the open-point of any c++ program. Better said, the main-line of the program you write.

Normally, can be expressed as <int main()>. The main function accepts arguments, like you wrote, for example: int argc, char** argv.

I hope my answer has been useful.

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[Tony V E]

I really like that we point people in the right direction. Thanks.
In the future, I think a simple combination of Jens' and Andrew's answer would be best. ie:

- (politely) this is not the right forum

- a suggestion of where to look for an answer (book, stackoverflow, etc)

[Miguel TOLEDO GONZALEZ]

ok