How to Create C++ First Project

C++ CREATING FIRST PROJECT

It's very easy to create first c++ project using visual studio you can practice c++ core programming basics using different IDE ( Integrated development Environment ) like Dev-C++ , Visual Studio , Turbo C++ , Code::Blocks ect.

But we are using Visual c++ 2017 community edition to create our first project. Visual Studio provide us a better user interface and one of the best compiler for practicing and learning point of view.

For creating first project of C++ view below image and perform these simple steps

Click on File > New > Project
Select "Visual C++" from left window
Select "Windows Console Application"
Write the name of the Project Below in Name field
we use " MyFirstProject "
Click on "OK" button
Your first C++ console project is created

You can watch your project files in Solution Explorer
it'll create automatically a class in Source Files containing the same name of the project with Hello World Program syntax.
you can RUN or Debug your program to make sure it's running fine
Go to Debug Menu
Select Start without debugging or Press Short key Ctrl+F5 to see Hello World output on Console

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