I hope your not attempting the code that I wrote... that was not ment to be your level at all. I was just saying that I'm pretty sure that's why there's the double colons in the middle of Code and Blocks. (Get it? Code::Blocks!
)
Anyways here's how you start codeblocks. File->New->Project
inside your project there's a file called 'main.cpp' inside your main.cpp type the following:
Code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
cout << "Hello World, but in Code::Blocks!" << endl;
}
This will print out a Code::Blocks hello world. Don't add the return 0; because it already does that with codeblocks.
@legolizard
Yeah. I always strive to find the best IDE. Best Java IDE is Eclipse. Best C++ IDE is Code::Blocks, best VB IDE... I have no clue
(Best HTML IDE that I know of is JCreator)