c++ - Code::Blocks - Linux - prints "Hello World" even though it isn't in the "main.cpp" file -


i have started few projects me learn c++, creating program allows user enter grade score /100, code follows:

#include <iostream> #include <cstdio> #include <cstdlib> using namespace std;  int main (gradescore) {     int gradescore     cout << "enter grade score out of 100"     cin >> gradescore      if (gradescore == 100)     {         cout << "well done! have achieved perfect score!.."     { } 

i tried compiling make sure working far, however, opens terminal , prints

hello world!   process returned 0 (0x0)    execution time : 0.013 s press enter continue. 

i'm not sure it, there's in project contains string "hello world" anywhere. please me? want able carry on learning without , hinderance this.

i'm using code::blocks 13.12 rev 9501 (2013-12-25 18:25:45) gcc 4.8.2 linux/unicode - 32 bit (not sure if helpful)

thanks guys.

i'd thank advice , help, i'm sure it's frustrating seeing questions time off noobs.

i have solved problem , turns out solution stupidly easy: deleted project, made new one, opened main.cpp file , found cheeky little bugger sitting on file:

#include <iostream> using namespace std;   int main() {     cout << "hello world!" <<endl; } 

i deleted , corrected original program this:

#include <cstdio> #include <cstdlib> #include <iostream> using namespace std;  int main() {     int gradescore;     cout << "input test score out of 100:";     cin >> gradescore;      if (gradescore == 100)     {         cout << "congratulations! achieved perfect score" << endl;      { } 

again, thank patience guys! promise i'm trying hahaha!


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