What is the meaning of this?

Question

//code to be executed

Answer 1

//

denotes an inline comment

Answer 2

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Answer 3

You are asking about meaning of this keyword or meaning of "code to be executed"?

Answer 4

Anurag thapa

Last I checked, this thread is about inline comments.

Please don't hijack threads that are not relevant to your question.

Answer 5

It is just a comment which are not executed by compiler or interpreter.

Answer 6

Anurag thapa

It is in unclear how your question is relevant to this thread. Please provide additional context for clarification or start your own thread. 🙂

Answer 7

Is where you can write something to help people understand your program : the computer or phone won't run it

Answer 8

You're probably referring to how lessons use the term "Code to be executed" when demonstrating code snippets that shows the syntax for things like loops or functions.

So something like this:

for(int i=0; i<5; i++) {
//code to be executed
}

This is showing you a for loop, but they didn't add any code to execute within the loop, as it is just for show purposes. It's a comment that doesn't do anything programmatically, but rather leaves helpful notes for other people that may read the code.

Answer 9

Why does turbo c ++ use different logic compare to solo learn c++ programming

Answer 10

I mean that turbo c++ use diffeerent structure .compare to other text editor.

Answer 11

It uses dictionary instead of standard once.