this is probably a dumb question but ...

[CARBUNCLE]

How can i
cout<< " \ "<<endl;

i get errors when i cout " \ " no errors on anything else... just when i cout that particular slash... if anyone an help me out it would be appreciated

[Sorensen]

You need "\\".

[CARBUNCLE]

Thank you... now that i think about that.. it makes sense

[ErionD]

Please, all newbies.
Instead of making subjects like "Im so stupid help me with this extremely dumb question" just do it like "Help me with x function" or something instead. Im tired of seeing all these "Dumb question" posts.
No question is dumb!

[toaster]

yep, anyway, you can also do this:

cout<<char(#)<<endl; // whereas # is the ASCII value (an integer) of the character.

[ygfperson]

isn't it:
cout << (char)# << endl;