unable to install turbo c++ due to error DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL .NETFRAMEWORK version =

Hi,

I am on windows 7 platform and trying to install turbo c++ but while trying to install it's failing and popping up below error:-

DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL .NETFRAMEWORK version =v4.7

and whn trying to download and install .netframework version =v4.7 then
again getting error that since i have windows 7 operating system so it can not be downloaded so finally due to all these errors unable to install turbo c++ can any one please advise what to do now to install it despite being on windows 7 operating system?

Thanks

TurboC++ was rendered obsolete 30 YEARS AGO.

If the instruction is coming from your school, then
a) find a better school.
b) pester them for technical support on how to use museum grade s/w on modern hardware.

> what to do now to install it despite being on windows 7 operating system?
Haven't you heard this is dead as well now?

If you want to install a compiler actually compatible with your OS, and will teach you things that employers will be willing to pay you money for knowing, then get something like code::blocks or the Microsoft community edition of Visual Studio.

Hi,

I did not understand do you mean to say that i will not be able to install turbo C++ on Windows 7 now any more and what do you mean by "get something like code::blocks or the Microsoft community edition of Visual Studio." do you mean to say should i download visual studio?
but I want to practice C and C++ so i have downloaded compilers from this website "Download Turbo C++ for Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and Windows 10 (32-64 bit) with full/window screen mode and many more extra feature." but when trying to run it's setup then getting errors pasted in last post so could someone please advise what should i do to practiCE C & C++ and I want to install it on my system i don want to use run time compilers because it will require continuous internet connection.
so if i am able to install this C and C++ then I will be able to learn and practice it so could someone please advise what to do now?

Thanks

Salem's point is that nobody uses Turbo C++ or Windows 7 anymore so you are not likely to get any help with that.

Here is a direct download link for the CodeBlocks IDE with the gcc compiler for C++. Try it: Download Code Blocks latest release

Hi,

will it also support c and core java and python as well or only will it support c++?

Thanks

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Originally Posted by john.c

Salem's point is that nobody uses Turbo C++ or Windows 7 anymore so you are not likely to get any help with that.

Here is a direct download link for the CodeBlocks IDE with the gcc compiler for C++. Try it: Download Code Blocks latest release

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Originally Posted by bintech21

will it also support c and core java and python as well or only will it support c++?

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You should do some reading up on your own, e.g., the Code Blocks home page states: "Code::Blocks is a free C, C++ and Fortran IDE".

So yes, it supports C, but no, it doesn't support Java or Python. Then again, neither does Turbo C++.

but how can i use this code block to write my first c++ program after downloading it ,accepted it is for c,c++ and fortran ide also what is the difference between turbo c++,and the c++ which this software code block support.

i have heard turbo c++ is the original and geniue c++ software we should use this only please help to clarify my doubts?

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what is the difference between turbo c++,and the c++ which this software code block support.

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The difference is that one, Turbo C++, is so outdated that it doesn't work properly on modern Windows. The other is up to date and is quite easy to install and use.

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i have heard turbo c++ is the original and geniue c++ software we should use this only please help to clarify my doubts?

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Well first off Turbo C++ is not the original and genuine C++ software you should use. There were other compilers prior to this compiler and the "original" title would have to go to Microsoft the owner of DOS and Windows.

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Originally Posted by jimblumberg

Well first off Turbo C++ is not the original and genuine C++ software you should use. There were other compilers prior to this compiler and the "original" title would have to go to Microsoft the owner of DOS and Windows.

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Nope... "original and genuine" C++ compiler should be available only from Bjarne Stroustrup...

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Originally Posted by bintech21

i have heard turbo c++ is the original and geniue c++ software we should use this only

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If you are being told (presumably by your instructor) that you should only use Turbo C++, then go ahead and use it. Just don't expect any help with it here since, obviously, nobody here (or outside of India, I suspect) uses it.

ok,somehow i was successful to install his code block but it is not allowing to build my code and also i am not allowed to paste it here it is saying put code in bracket where as i am putting it in [ ] brackets only dispie that it is giving me this error.

Are you from India?

What does "dispie" mean?

it means despite sorry for typo

What you need to do is read the instruction manual for C::B to get it to run your program. To attach code on this site you need to use [] (with CODE in b/w the brackets) at the beginning of your code and [/] (with CODE in b/w the brackets after the /) at the end.

As john pointed out, you're probably supposed to use Turbo because you're probably Indian and the syllabus here was (is?) primitive. However, I know that the entire syllabus pattern was revised and you should've been learning Python instead as C/C++ being available as a subject is no longer a choice. It's easy to install Turbo and get it working if you read through a guide carefully. In the long run tho, there's no point of using Turbo as it doesn't support the use of any compiler other than Borland C++ Compiler. Once you get used to how things are done, you can switch to Notepad to write your programs.

The first thing you should do at this point is read https://cboard.cprogramming.com/cplu...uncements.html

here it is :-

Code:

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#include <iostream>


using namespace std;


int main()
{
      cout << "\n\n Print the sum of two numbers :\n";
    cout << "-----------------------------------\n";
    cout << " The sum of 29 and 30 is : "<< 29+30 <<"\n\n" ;
}

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