Some students have used these results of execution to study several chapters of this tutorial on an airplane by referring to a hardcopy of the example programs. All files in this tutorial use the CPP extension for naming files. If your compiler requires the CXX extension it will be up to you to rename the files. For that reason all header files in this tutorial will use that convention. It would be best for you to search the more popular programming languages for evaluations and comparisons of compilers.
Some students prefer to work from a hardcopy of the example programs.
If you desire to print out the example programs, there is a batch file on the distribution disk to help you do this. There are programming exercises given at the end of each chapter to enable you to try a few of the constructs given in the chapter. These are for your benefit and you will benefit greatly if you attempt to solve each programming problem. The programming exercises are given as suggestions to get you started programming. CPP, where nn is the chapter number and m is the exercise number.