I have done a VERY simple currency converter which runs in the command prompt. is it possible to some how get this to work as a windows program. I would like to be able to save it and send it to my friends. I would also like to be able to change the size of the font add colour and beeps when incorrect information is entered. I don't know what its called when you go from c to a windows program or how its done. Some direction will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Rodney
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I only know in C++. In case you want to type your program in C++, then there are 2 lines to include for it to work on Windows and can be sent to a friend. In C++, you include the 2 lines and Run the code. Then an executable is created and you can send that executable. The lines are:
`#include<iostream.h>
include` (include the cstdlib where you declare the directives)
And at the end of the program, but still inside the main function type:
system("PAUSE");
I mean in here:
void main(){..... code.... system("PAUSE");}
In C++:
`#include<iostream.h>
include..............
#include`
and in main, at the end:
When you RUN the code, and executable is created that you can send to friends.
I only know in C++. In case you want to type your program in C++, then there are 2 lines to include for it to work on Windows and can be sent to a friend. In C++, you include the 2 lines and Run the code. Then an executable is created and you can send that executable. The lines are:
`#include<iostream.h>
include` (include the cstdlib where you declare the directives)
And at the end of the program, but still inside the main function type:
system("PAUSE");
I mean in here:
void main(){..... code.... system("PAUSE");}
In C++:
`#include<iostream.h>
include..............
#include`
and in main, at the end:
When you RUN the code, and executable is created that you can send to friends.