how come when you output numbers you don't need to add quotation marks around them and strings you do? for example:
cout << 2003; would be alright but
cout << coolness; would signal an error
what's the difference between a number and a word?
how come when you output numbers you don't need to add quotation marks around them and strings you do? for example:
cout << 2003; would be alright but
cout << coolness; would signal an error
what's the difference between a number and a word?