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1. Comments
Line 1 begins with the /* characters and is the start of a C-style comment. The comment proceeds to the end of line 3 which ends with the */ characters. Everything appearing between the /* and */ characters is ignored by the compiler. If you were to disassemble this code the comments would be omitted.

2. Preprocessor Directive
Line 5 begins with the preprocessor directive #include and names a library header file called iostream. The library header file named iostream is enclosed in the < > character pair telling the preprocessor how it should conduct its search for the iostream file. If you are using an older development environment you may have to use the filename iostream.h to access the iostream library.

3. Libraries
Libraries, like iostream, are code modules that implement some type of functionality and can be incorporated into your programs. To gain access to a library the compiler must know where to find it and its header file must be included in the source code via an #include preprocessor directive.

4. Using Directive
Line 7 contains a using directive indicating that the namespace std (the standard namespace) is being used. This is required to gain access to various iostream objects. One iostream object, cout, is being used on lines 14, 15, and 16 to send stream output to the standard output device. The standard output device in this case is the computer screen.

5. main() function
Line 9 contains the start of the main() function. The body of the main() is comprised of everything appearing between the opening left brace { at the end of line 9, and closing right brace } on line 19.

6. Constants
Line 10 declares an integer constant named const_val and defines its value as 100. A constant is an object whose value is to remain unchanged during its lifetime. The keyword const is also used to prevent dumb programming mistakes or to enforce good program design.

7. Variables
Line 11 declares an integer variable named i. On line 12 i is assigned the value 10. Unlike a constant, a variable is an object whose value is allowed to change during its lifetime.

8. Statements and Expressions
Lines 10 through 12, lines 14 through 16, and line 18 each contain a statement. Line 12 is an example of a statement that is also an expression.

The following source code is an example of the smallest C++ program you can write.

int main(){ }
The program doesn’t do much yet everything is there. Every C++ program must have one, and only one, main() function. The main() function must return an integer value. The value returned by the main() function is a result code intended for use by the operating system. The result code gives some indication of how the program terminated. Readers with some experience will note the absence of a return statement in the body of main(). A return statement is not necessary because the compiler does the job for you by default. You can compile and run this minimal program but on most computers you’d receive no indication it had executed.

Programming is an art; there’s no doubt about it. Good programmers are artists in every sense of the word. They are a creative bunch, although some would believe themselves otherwise out of modesty. Like any art you can learn the secrets of the craft. That is what this chapter is all about.

Perhaps the most prevalent personality trait I have noticed in good programmers is a knack for problem solving. Problem solving requires creativity, and lots of it. When you program a computer you are solving a problem with a machine. You transfer your knowledge of a particular problem into code, transform the code into a form understandable by a machine, and run the result on a machine. Doing this requires lots of creativity, especially when you find yourself stumped by a particular problem.

The material presented here is wrought from experience. Believe it or not, the hardest part about learning to program a computer, in any programming language, is not the learning of the language itself, rather, it is learning how to approach the art of problem solving with a computer. To this end the material in this chapter is aimed squarely at the beginner. However, I must issue a word of warning. If you are truly a novice, then some of what you read in this chapter will make less sense to you than to someone already familiar with C or C++. Do not worry, it is that way by design. If you feel like skipping parts of this chapter now, then go right ahead. The material will be here when you need it. In fact, you will grow to appreciate this chapter more as you gain experience as a programmer

In a blog Blogger Navbar definitely no such thing. And Some Blogger users there are many people who feel less comfortable with the presence of the navbar. Well on this occasion I will try to post how to hide the Navbar, from the look of the blog.

Because Navbar automatically appear on a blog blogger / blogspot is newly created.