#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{

    cout << "Hello Youtube!\n";
    //The cout << tells the compiler that we will now be outputting in
    //the console. The contents between the semicolons will be what is
    //outputted. The \n tells the compiler to leave the rest of the line blank.

    //Again the trailing semicolon!

    cin.get();
    //Now we are telling the compiler to "pause" until it receives a key
    //stroke from the user.


}

//This is the standard new source file layout. Ill explain what each means
// The #include <iostream> means that we are including the input and output
// streams. The using namespace std; means that we are giving the program
// permission to use the namespace which is std. Stops us from entering
// std:: before all our commands. The trailing semicolon ';' is extremely
// important. It shows the compiler that line of code is complete.
// Ah how i love sticky fingers...
// The next part, int main() is the declaration for our main function..
// We will get into more detail when we do functions in a later stage.

//Now lets compile and see what happens.

//Thanks for watching. Hope that you learned something. If you did, please, like and subscribe. Check the description for the code.

//Thanks, RhinoZA/