Can anyone tell me what are the hardware and software requirements for c++???

Well, you will write your code in a compiler, which is a piece of software that will translate your C++ code into machine code, which consists of 1's and 0's (remember, computers only understand 1's and 0's).





There are a variety of different compilers out there, and their system requirements -- both in terms of software and hardware -- will vary.





Microsoft has a great free compiler that you can use to get started, "Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition". Here's a link to it (just click on "Download Now"):





http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...





Good luck! :-)

Can anyone tell me what are the hardware and software requirements for c++???
There really isn't a minimum requirement for running "C++", however the compiler you choose to use may require a set of minimum hardware/software; you can probably find a compiler for any computer though. A good one (it's free), is Borland C++. It is DOS based, but it includes a basic Windows API, so you can program Windows applications. If you don't like Borland, You can also get a free Express Edition of Microsoft's Visual C++ from their website (This one will require a newer machine, as well as being a much larger download, but is a little more user-friendly than Borland's compiler).
Reply:depends on version and what you plan on developing with it the min nowdays is probly 128mb ram but older versions 64mb allthe way down to 32mb these a minimums and your system will slow