strange thing in VC++

simple
Member • Sep 8, 2008

strange thing in VC++

i wrote the following code snippet in Visual C++ 6.0
#include "h1.h"
int main()
{
cout<<"\nHello \n";
printf("\nWelcome!!!");
return 0;
}
strange thing is that "welcome" gets displayed first and "hello" thereafter....
why is "welcome" getting executed first??

i have included stdio.h and iostream.h in h1.h.
any suggestions?

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samboy2005

Member • Sep 8, 2008

i think printf command has higher priority then cout .....
haven't been in touch for long time with VC++..not very sure .but think this might be the case .

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simple

Member • Sep 9, 2008

no i guess i found the answer
cout is buffered, so if i add an endl at the end of cout it works perfectly fine!!
any other reply is still welcome!!
thanks n c ya!!

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niraj.kumar

Member • Sep 9, 2008

I dont know the answer but I am not convinced with your answer the reason is that if YOU HAVE

cout<<"Aaaaa";
printf("ddddd");
count<<"bbbbb";

so in this case Aaaaa and bbbb would print sep??

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simple

Member • Sep 11, 2008

dddd gets printed first and then aaaa and then bbbbb
so what do you make of this??

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