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We generally recommend a good book to learn the necessary fundamentals:
To actually write and run C++ code, you will need a compiler, editor, and debugger. We strongly recommend to start out using an IDE, which will provide all these tools for you:
The wise programmer is told about the debugger and uses it.
The average programmer is told about the debugger and avoids it.
The foolish programmer is told about the debugger and laughs at it.
As this appears to be homework, we're not gonna be writing any code for you. You'll need to provide some code and explain what it's doing (that is not the desired behavior). From there, we can help you debug either your code or your logic.
I don't know how to code in c++ that's the issue.
I'm learning other language but I'm not allowed to use it.