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Hi, this isn't linux specific, but I figure perhaps some of you will be =
more experienced programmers than I and can answer my question.
Riddle me this Batman.........
C++........If I'm in main() and on one line, I both print text to the =
screen with cout, and I call a function, does it just do things from =
left to right? or would it call the function first, and then print to =
the screen? Just curious.
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