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How to Compile and Run a C++ Program from Command Prompt in Windows 10/11 (2026)

How to Compile and Run a C++ Program from Command Prompt in Windows 11 & Windows 10 In this step-by-step tutorial, you’ll learn how to compile and run a C++ program directly from the Command Prompt (CMD) in both Windows 11 and Windows 10. This guide is perfect for beginners, students, and aspiring programmers who want to understand how C++ programs are compiled and executed without depending entirely on an IDE like Visual Studio or VS Code. We start by explaining the basic requirement for compiling C++ programs on Windows — installing a C++ compiler such as MinGW (GCC/G++). You’ll understand why a compiler is necessary and how it converts your C++ source code into an executable (.exe) file that Windows can run. Next, we create a simple C++ program using a basic text editor like Notepad or Visual Studio Code. You’ll learn how to properly save your file with the `.cpp` extension and avoid common mistakes such as saving it as a `.txt` file. This is an important step for beginners who are new to programming. After that, we open Command Prompt and navigate to the directory where the C++ file is saved using simple commands like `cd` and `dir`. Step by step, we compile the program using the `g++` command. You’ll clearly understand what each part of the compile command does and how the output executable file is generated. Once the program is compiled successfully, we run the executable file directly from Command Prompt. You’ll see how to execute the program and view the output in the terminal window. This helps you understand the difference between compiling and running a C++ program. We also cover common errors such as: “g++ is not recognized as an internal or external command” File not found errors Syntax errors during compilation Permission-related issues Clear troubleshooting steps are provided so you can quickly fix these problems and continue coding without frustration. By the end of this video, you’ll confidently know how to compile and run any C++ program from Command Prompt in Windows 11 or Windows 10. This skill is extremely useful for exams, interviews, competitive programming, and understanding the core fundamentals of C++ development. If you found this tutorial helpful, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more C++, programming, and Windows development tutorials. #cplusplus #cpp #cprogramming #cppprogramming #windows11 #windows10 #commandprompt #gcc #gpp #mingw #compiler #programming #coding #developers #learncpp #softwaredevelopment #windowsdevelopment