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How to install Code::Block

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YOU CAN USE ANY IDE AS WE MENTIONED IN THIS BUT WE ARE GOING TO USE CODE:: BLOCK I'M SURE MANY OF YOU GUYS ARE ALREADY KNOW HOW TO INSTALL! BUT STILL, I WOULD LIKE TO INFORM YOU BECAUSE TOO MANY LINKS WILL BE THERE. SO, YOU DON'T NEED TO BE CONFUSED BETWEEN ALL OF THEM. JUST READ THE INSTRUCTION AND TOO EASILY YOU CAN DOWNLOAD IT.    HOW TO DOWNLOAD SETUP WITH COMPILER? You don't need to download it separately   [Step:-1] Download the complete setup with compiler follow the steps Open the official site of code block Go to Download>>Binary release>> select your platform Download file named mingw+setup [Step:-2] Now Just simply tap on NEXT [Step:-3] Tap on I agree [Step:-4] Tap on Next [Step:-5] Tap on Next  [Step:-6] Let it complete the installation process it will take only a few mins... [Step:-7] ----CONGO !! NOW, YOU ARE DONE TO DIVE IN THE WORLD OF C - --- tap on FINISH [-----] Go ...
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Best IDE for C/C++ language

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Many of you guys are always confused about which IDE has to use? But don't worry we are here to help you... Top 13 OPEN SOURCE IDE is as given below you can use anyone in which you are more comfortable
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Getting input in C

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                 Getting input in C There are two ways to get input from user in C language. 1) By scanf() function 2) By gets() or fgets() function 1. By scanf() function:-            The standard input-output header file named stdio.h   contains the definition of the function printf()   and scanf(), which are used to display on the screen and to take input from user. Program:-   #include < stdio . h > void main ( ) { // defining a variable int x ; /* displaying message on the screen asking the user to input a value */ printf ( "Please enter a value..." ) ; /* reading the value entered by the user */ scanf ( "%d" , &x ) ; /* displaying the number as output */ printf ( "\nYou entered: %d" , x ) ; } Output:- Please enter a value... The Output was aski...
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Unary Operator

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What is a Unary Operator? Unary Operators are the operators which require only one operand. While binary operator requires two operands and tertiary requires three operands. Unary operators are: +, -, ++, --, sizeof() 1) + and -   Note: (+) and (-) are not of addition and subtraction but it denotes only sign of operator as positive or negative. Ex. +1, +2, +3... -1, -2, -3... 2) ++ and -- It seems to be  ++ (two plus-plus), But it is a single operator. It is called the increment operator . Increment operator are of two type: i) Pre increment ii) Post increment The meaning of both the increments is the same. i.e To add +1 in  any value x++ or ++x; or to increase the value by 1. x++ is x=x+1 where x is a variable. Example: 7++ output is 8 25++ output is 26 program: (Pre-increment)  #include <stdio.h> #include <conio.h> int main() {     int x=7;     ++x;  / /Whe...
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