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2006-08-11 16:28:47, Category: Programming & Design
Suppose I wrote a code for a program I want to run. How do I get the code to run? I've made the code "flawless", and now I want to use it. If the details are long, just email me a joshuaashwin@yahoo.com

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  1. ♥Tom♥

    On 2006-08-11 16:45:54


    You don't say what language your code is written in... I will guess that it is in some high level computer programming language like C++, Basic, C#, Java, Cobol, Pascal, or Neeliac... Your next step is to compile the code into an executable program and you will need a compiler for that language... You also don't say what computer you are using for your programming... If you are using a machine that is running Windows... you can download a compiler from Microsoft... Microsoft has several FREE compiler suites that you can download... I have a link to them on my web-page: http://www.tom-olsen.com/links.html

  2. John Olds

    On 2006-08-11 16:35:43


    It would be best to put a leash on the code, you don't want it to get hit by a car, 'cause then you couldn't call it "flawless"

  3. Penney S

    On 2006-08-11 16:31:14


    GOTTA GET THE CODE OUT THERE

  4. shmifty_14

    On 2006-08-11 16:30:46


    You have to compile the code (with a program) and then you can run it.

  5. griz803

    On 2006-08-12 09:25:33


    Well, you can find free compilers and tools to do it at the URL below. Probably will have the right one, unless you're using an extremely obscure language or one you wrote yourself. By the way, if you've not written it yet, you can also find tutorials, articles and other good stuff to learn.

  6. mag

    On 2006-08-11 16:36:36


    it depends on in which programm language you used, if you used C, C++ or Jave you should compile the code to run it and if you use parle or PHP you need an interpreter to run the code.