Teach Yourself Borland C++ in 14 Days - portal

NOTE
Getting Your Feet Wet
In order to display Hello World! on the screen, we need to make use of a C++ class called
iostream, so a quick tutorial on that class is needed. (You don’t know about classes yet, but
don’t worry about that right now.) The iostream class uses streams to perform basic input and
output, such as printing text on the screen or getting input from the user. The cout stream
is used to send data to the standard output stream. In a console application, the standard
output stream means the console, or the screen. The cin stream is used to get data from the
console, such as user input. iostream implements two special operators to place information
on a stream or to extract information from a stream. The insertion operator () is used to extract data from an
input stream. To output information to the console, you would use
cout