[SOLVED] How can I initalize graphics in Turbo C++?

Question

when i check my output it shows:
bgi error use initgraph()

Answer 1

I have finally initialized the graphics in the turbo c++

Steps for how to do that:
If the "BGI" folder is present in the turbo c++ libraries, copy all its files to the "BIN" folder and then open the BGIDEMO.C in turbo c++ ide, compile it and run it, then finally, the graphics in turbo c++ will be initialized.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

i would change software. turbo c++ is/was for dos. try codeblocks or visual studio

Answer 4

I use Visual C++ and it's really very good for windows

Answer 5

Yeah. i hear it is still taught in schools in a few places. It is not good they do this. c++ has been in a standard modern format since 1998 the schools have had plenty of time to update thier syllabus. anyway.. it wont take too much effort to transition over to standard c++. It will be worth it though.

Answer 6

Dude, it's for time travellers and dinosaurs, not beginners.

http://gettinggeek.com/stop-using-turbo-c-that-is-now-stupid/

Answer 7

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