C++ elements




Today we've learned some new characters.

First of all we got the colons family 
Colon :
Semicolon ;
Double colon : :

colons are used after we write the function to write the rest of the code.

Semicolons are used to end a code and start with the next one.

Double colons are similar to the colons.

Seconed we got the curly praises { }.

Wich used to start and end a block of codes

Third we got opertors <<.

That used to make the code write something whatever it is.

In the end we got the double front slash //.

wich used to make a comment that the compiler can't read so what's after it is just a text to remind yourself about something or anything like this.


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