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        Absender: Tobja Franz
Nachricht: Sehr guter Kurs für wirkliche Anfänger
Für das Zählprogramm der Dezimalstellen finde ich folgende Version noch etwas simpler/verständlicher als die des Tutorial.
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
int count = 0;
int number;
std::cout<<"Type number"<<std::endl;
std::cin>>number;
while (number>=1)
{
number/10
count=count+1
}
std::cout<<count;
return o
}

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- Name : C++ Grundlagen 1
- Lang : de
- Tool : CodeBoard
- EtID : YEZzzXxdShXZS6JNb



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