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Dec 2nd, 2002, 07:05 AM
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yay gay
old version of c++
hi i am starting with c++ and i have a question
in my book it says that c++ compilers made before of the standartization does not use the "using namespace std;" and that in the begginin of the file they put the extension of the #include like this: include <"iostream.h"> but that now it isnt need anymore...i have visual c++ 6.0 but it seems like an old compiler..anyone could explain me this?
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