Migrate from Borland Turbo C++ to Microsoft visual C++ 2010

As we know Borland Turbo C++ doesn’t work on Windows 7 Therefore we have to use Visual C++ 2010 Express edition. Details on how to write, compile and run a program on Visual C++ is given on this site.. You can find it on this link.

Simple C/C++ program in Visual C++ 2010 Express Edition

Now  there are some difference in program code written in Visual C++

1. Use system(“cls”) in place of clrscr() and include stdlib.h file in your program

2. If you are writing your program in C++, then here is a “Hello World” program, you can find out difference yourself

#include<iostream>

#include<conio.h>

using namespace std;

void main()

{
system(“cls”);
cout<<”Hello World…”;
getch();
}

Instead of iostream.h simple iostream is used and an extra line using namespace std is added.

Visual C++ is easy to use and with just a little practice you will get used to it.