Compile and run C/C++ programs in the Windows command line.

To compile and run C/C++ programs in the Windows command line, follow these steps:

1. Make sure that the appropriate compiler (such as MinGW, Visual Studio, etc.) is installed and added to the system environment variables.
2. Open the command line terminal (CMD).
3. Navigate to the directory where the program source code is located. For example, if the program file is named hello.c, you can use the cd command to switch to the directory where the file is located.
4. Compile the source code file using compiler commands. For example, to compile a C program using the gcc compiler, the following command can be used:
5. Compile the input_file.c and generate the output_file.
6. output_file is the name of the compiled executable file, and input_file.c is the name of the source code file. If it is a C++ program, you can replace ‘gcc’ in the command with ‘g++’.
7. If the compilation is successful, an executable file (with the filename specified by output_file) will be generated in the current directory. You can run the executable file using the following command.
8. output file
9. Alternatively, you can enter the executable file name directly without any prefix.

Please note that additional parameters may need to be added during compilation, such as compilation flags, library files, etc., which should be determined based on the requirements of the program.