Turbo c++ vs others

Question

I have noticed so many times that when we are doing program on turbo c++ then there is no need of int main() and using namspace std ; but as in other compiler or other software like (Dev c++, code blocks , other) we have to write this things (int main() and using namspace std ; ) I know that why to write it but don't know why in other software compulsory to these things why there is no need of write this in turbo c++ ??????????

Answer 1

You do not write using namespace std; (this is an example) but you used cout. Turbo c++ will know that there is something missing (the using namespace) and add it for you when you build your project

Answer 2

Yes, that's it ! It does so to make your work easier

Answer 3

@Baptiste E. Prunier
😂😂😂😂

Why are you spreading wrong info, when you don't know anything about the reality?

The truth is that Turbo C++ last update dates back to 1996, much before namespaces were actually introduced in C++...
Thus Turbo doesn't require using namespace std as it simply doesn't have a support for it...

Also, void main comes from C and after namespaces were introduced and C++ was standardised, it was decided that main must return int, and so we end up with int main().

Even that is not the true form.
This is -
int main(char argc, char** argv)
{
//Code here...
}

But the compiler can manage with int main()...

Answer 4

Turbo c++ is an outdated IDE, I don't recommend you to use it.
It has it's own compiler which is a decade old. So it'll not support modern programs.
That's all.
Time to switch,
brother:)

Answer 5

It is because turbo c++ analyse your code and is able to put them for you

Answer 6

I can't get it will you explain me in detail ??

Answer 7

ohh means turbo c++ is correcting or u can say filling the unfilled desired files am I right ???

Answer 8

bro seriously thanks for this

Answer 9

My pleasure :)