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Using Borland C++ Tutorial. (Last update May 26, 1998 by R. Tront). This tutorial provides an introduction to using Borland C++. Borland C++ comes with …

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Using Borland C++ Tutorial (Last update May 26, 1998 by R. Tront)
This tutorial provides an introduction to using Borland C++. Borland C++ comes with several compilers/linkers/
debuggers: some are for use from a (DOS) command line, and some are for use within a window-based
Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The IDE provided is a single application that allows you to edit,
project manage, compile, link, and debug your program files. This tutorial starts out with an explanation for first
year computing students of command line environments and of writing programs targeted for running under a
command line operating system like DOS. It then moves on to using the IDE to write command line programs
that will run and can be debugged in a simple window, but it does not describe MS-Windows application
programming. Along the way, it introduces proper programming of multi-module applications.
Introduction
The master operating system (OS) program of a computer is designed to accept operational commands of various
types from users. In most operating systems, the user can interact with the OS via a simple command line
interface. A command line interface uses simple text characters rather…