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how to put ascii art to c++

i write code
cout << R"(
_____ __ _____ _ _ ___ _ _ __ ___ _ __ __ _ ________
|_ /__\ | | || | | | | | |/| _ \ | | \ | | |/ / |
| || / | | | | >< | | | 'V' | / | v / || v | | | ' | _ | |
|| _/ || ||||| !/ _!_/||_|__/ ||_|_/ ||
) " << '\n';

but it error there are missing terminating character

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that's strange. Did you maybe insert an extra ?


#include <iostream>

int main()
{
  std::cout << R"(

  _____ __    _____ _  _ ___   _   _  __  ___ _   __    __  _  ________  
 |_   _/__\  |_   _| || | __| | | | |/__\| _ \ | | _\  |  \| |/ _/_   _| 
   | || \/ |   | | | >< | _|  | 'V' | \/ | v / |_| v | | | ' | \__ | |   
   |_| \__/    |_| |_||_|___| !_/ \_!\__/|_|_\___|__/  |_|\__|\__/ |_|  
 )" << std::endl;
}

thank! but i try to do this is error that show are missing terminating character

oh did my solution not work either? Sorry about that

hmm it is working for me

i can't run the [email protected]

why not?

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Hi,

you could do something like this:


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;


int main() {
  
	
	cout << " _____ __    _____ _  _ ___   _   _  __  ___ _   __    __  _  ________  " << endl;
	cout << " |_   _/__\  |_   _| || | __| | | | |/__\| _ \ | | _\  |  \| |/ _/_   _| " << endl;
	cout << "   | || \/ |   | | | >< | _|  |  V | \/ | v / |_| v |  |   | | \__ | |   " << endl;
	cout << "|_| \__/    |_| |_||_|___| !_/ \_!\__/|_|_\___|__/  |_|\__|\__/ |_|  " << endl;

 
}

Basically you're outputting each line, line by line.

Or on one line:


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;


int main() {
  

	cout << " _____ __    _____ _  _ ___   _   _  __  ___ _   __    __  _  ________ \n |_   _/__\  |_   _| || | __| | | | |/__\| _ \ | | _\  |  \| |/ _/_   _|  \n   | || \/ |   | | | >< | _|  |  V | \/ | v / |_| v |  |   | | \__ | |   \n|_| \__/    |_| |_||_|___| !_/ \_!\__/|_|_\___|__/  |_|\__|\__/ |_|  " << endl;


 
}

We separate each line with \n.

However, you'll probably get warnings because there are a bunch of starting escape codes (\), so you might want to take them off, or replace them.

Good luck! ;)

baf a raw string is literally meant so you don't have to do this

ah huh didn't know about Raw strings lol

lol

thank for [email protected]

np! Does it work?

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ok cool!

Remember to mark this answer as correct if it helped you! =)

it's because you have to use separate court << lines for it. Not just one. it has to be like cout <<
cout <<
cout << ... and so forth

its cout <<, not cout >>. It would be cin >>

@RYANTADIPARTHI

yeah, thanks for reminding me, i'll change that.

cool np! :)

@RYANTADIPARTHI

noo you don't reee that's a raw string no downgrading >:(

@RYANTADIPARTHI