VS is generally used to write debugging tests under Windows, but there are many tricks under Linux. Do you want to run? You should click Run under the Debug menu instead of Test.
Use the wizard to create a C++ project first, and then write the code.
There is no objection to beginners using VS, but it is best to manually call the compiler as soon as possible (it is best to use gcc under Linux) to try it, and then know how to build and compile it by yourself. It doesn’t matter what editor you use next, the simpler, the better.
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vs To run your code, you must first create a win32 console project.
After creating the project, add your code to it, and then press F5 (debug) or ctrl+F5 (run)
Run -> All Tests This option is used to run the unit tests you have written for your code
I prefer to use codeblocks when writing simple and short codes, and I use VS for actual projects
VS is generally used to write debugging tests under Windows, but there are many tricks under Linux.
Do you want to run? You should click Run under the Debug menu instead of Test.
Why don’t I see the project, only the solution?
Use the wizard to create a C++ project first, and then write the code.
There is no objection to beginners using VS, but it is best to manually call the compiler as soon as possible (it is best to use gcc under Linux) to try it, and then know how to build and compile it by yourself. It doesn’t matter what editor you use next, the simpler, the better.
You need to create a project (solution) first, and then put your own code into it.
You can’t open the meta file directly like this, it can’t be run