what does standard c\c++ programmming(or programmes) means ?

[clmlbx]

what does standard c\c++ programme means ?

what is the difference,

'+' points of standard programme and '-' points of non-standard programme ?

[Quiz_Master]

Well when you programm in C/C++ following rules made by ANSI its standrad C/C++ programming.

+ point is that most compilers today follow ANSI standard...

Older Compilers like Turbo C/C++ does not folllow ANSI standard... so it creates problem when you try to execute standard C/C++ programs...
For example ANSI standard doesn't support getch() function and conio.h library.

I can write on and on.. but my hands dont allow me to do that... Just search Wikipedia for ANSI C and you will get all answers.

[Faun]

when u try to make program using gcc

[QwertyManiac]

Standard code ensures portability. Which means your code, if conforms to standards completely, will run on any platform anywhere. (Linux, Windows, OS X etc.)

Read more at ANSI C@Wiki (Its a small page, won't take much time.)

[clmlbx]

STANDARD IS BEST THEN WHY do we still have to learn that non-standard programmes.( in our school and all institutes)that conio.h and getch().........with turbo c++


so how to learn that ( or let to know about standard programming and their commands)......................

so we all learn non standard programming and their command ..so how to learn standard programming and their commands........

[Zeeshan Quireshi]

Originally Posted by clmlbx

STANDARD IS BEST THEN WHY do we still have to learn that non-standard programmes.( in our school and all institutes)that conio.h and getch().........with turbo c++

Because the frickin people who decide our syllabus are idiots . that's why .

C++ was Standardized in 1997 and still(11 years later) they teach the obsolete stuff.

I'd recommend "Accelerated C++" is you wanna learn Standard C++ programming .