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you might miss one or more of the other tools that you'll want
to have. You could go for broke and just do:
that will install everything you'd need (only do that if you have a
fast net connection)
I did "gcc-c++"to install g++. Now that it shows a error msg that "cout,cin and endl" are not declared in that scope. What should i do now.Will be waiting for your reply.
thank you for your response.Now i have no errors.I want to learn the shell commands used in linux, i know very few like vi,ls,gcc,g++,rm thats it.I want to know more as i am a beginer, can you suggest me best source to get the information about these commands.
thank you for your response.Now i have no errors.I want to learn the shell commands used in linux, i know very few like vi,ls,gcc,g++,rm thats it.I want to know more as i am a beginer, can you suggest me best source to get the information about these commands.
There's a book named "UNIX concepts and Applications" by Sumitabha Das.Try it won't regret getting a copy.
Best book that have come across for beginners, and obviously there is Google and awesome man documentaion in Linux.
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