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So how was your first exercise?
I hope it was good.
I hope you've finished that successfully and just to go over the things here, we'll do together.
So, first of all, include SPDR no doubt age to include all the functionality for working with input
and output.
Then we'll just go to the main section to create the main the entry point int main.
Then we'll use the curly brackets to specify the block of commands.
Now we know that the command that printing formation through the screen is simply the print.
F Enciso will go like print F and then we'll use quotation marks.
And with Sandy, if my name is for example, Bill Clinton will just write down.
Bill Clinton will also add the best solution to jump one line from the default text semicolon at the
end of the command and of course, return zero.
Now let's go and try to run it.
So press Beeld in Ron.
And there we go.
You can see your name, Bill Clinton in Lee's example.
This playing on the console applications screen.
So very good, guys.
And if you wanted to specify just the first name on the first line and the last name on the second line,
so you would just need to add a backslash.
And also here on right before the last name.
So now if you tried to run it.
OK.
Let's go here.
You will see the first name here.
And the last name in the light on the next line.
Very good.
And if we want to go one step further, we can do something like this.
First name is Bill, and then we will just expect these sort of message.
First name Bill to be printed on the first line.
And then we will have a new line.
And on this new line, we will see this message.
Last name is Clinton on, right.
So there will be separation between them and also some nice visual information of first name and last
name.
Now, let's try to run it and see the results and very go.
First name Bill.
Last name Clinton.
All right, guys.
So this is it for this exercise.
And I hope you did it well.
And you learned a couple of things in my explanation here.
And the last thing I want to tell you guys for these video is that practice makes progress.
So keep on working hard.
And I'll see you in the next video by.
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