When i run the file it gives the output of the first file and i am not able to run the second file I am using C++ pls help

[NewtGaming1]

Question: When i run the file it gives the output of the first file and i am not able to run the second file I am using C++ pls help

Repl link: https://replit.com/@NewtGaming1/1

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[CoderElijah]

You can change which file is run using the .replit file.
First, show hidden files,

Then, open .replit and edit these lines to the file of your choosing:

[CoderElijah]

Replit runs only one file. You can change this in the config file.

Just click the ⋮ next to “Files” then click “Show hidden files”. Next click on the .replit file and finally you can change the entrypoint to whatever file you want to run.

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You should also see the docs on how to configure a Repl: https://docs.replit.com/programming-ide/configuring-repl

And if you want to run the last edited file, take a look at this post:

@UMARismyname

improved: add/change to start of .replit:

onBoot = '''/nix/store/fbi9r30p3lqk96lmw5b1v1bpbj62cr2l-inotify-tools-3.20.11.0/bin/inotifywait -rqme create --format=%f%w --include='\..+\.py.[0-9]+~' .|while
read f
do
f=${f#.}
o=
r=
while
read -r l||[ "$l" ]
do
case $r
in
"")case $l
in entrypoint*)m="${l%\"*\"}\"${f#*~./}${f%.*~*}\""
case $m
in
"$l")break
esac
l=$m
r=1
esac
esac
o="$o$l
"
false
done<.replit||echo -n "$o">.replit
done'''

And run kill 1 in Shell.
This will map the entrypoint to the last file you edited through the IDE.
Replace .+\.py on line 1 with the ERE of the files you want to be auto-set as entrypoint.
(I tried an option which checks for you just visiting the file in the editor but I found that that’s impossible. Maybe you can do this with an extension)

[NewtGaming1]

bro its the same
still i am getting this error

[QwertyQwerty88]

@NewtGaming1 if you want to have separate programs in separate files use separate Repls.

@CoderElijah doesn’t work for C++, it only changes the file that opens when you open the Repl.

[CoderElijah]

The target file does not exist. Either create main.cpp, rename an existing file, or change the entrypoint.

[QwertyQwerty88]

@CoderElijah

or change the entrypoint

No. That doesn’t change the file to run.

[CoderElijah]

Creating main.cpp would be the easiest solution or changing run would work.