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I used g++ to compile a simple &quot;Hello world&quot; C++ program. It produced the &quot;a.out&quot; executable. If I try to run the &quot;a.out&quot; executable, I get &quot;Command not found&quot;. How can I run my home-made programs?<br />

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I used g++ to compile a simple "Hello world" C++ program. It produced the "a.out" executable. If I try to run the "a.out" executable, I get "Command not found". How can I run my home-made programs?


How to run home-made programs?

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