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    problem with compiling

    Hi, guys Im a new programmer or may I say learning programmer in c++ and i`ve just started classes. Now unlike other sections OOP need you to compile to or more file at once(eg. the driver program and the implementation file)

    how is this accomplish with Dev C++

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    Any programming may require you to compile more than one file at once, not just OOP.
    You need to choose file and 'new' in your IDE and then you follow the options, tick the boxes to include the files in your debug and release versions.

    You will however have to learn how to work with multiple source files (which has nothing to do with the IDE) . there should be something in the FAQ here. or see this i cant think of another more basic page right now, but you will get the idea from there
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