How do you assign a value of “Jane” to a string variable called name that has al

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How do you assign a value of “Jane” to a string variable called name that has already been declared? What does every complete C++ program have to have? What object is used in C++ to display things to the screen? Be able to recognize print statements in code. Know how to print spaces, new lines, and variable values to the screen. Given cout statements, be able to determine what will print to the screen. What symbols are used to define single and multi-line comments in C++? What are two ways to print a new line to the screen? What is a string literal? What does it look like in code?

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name= "Jane" // this way we can assign values to String
every cpp program should have the iostream headerfile and main function
cout is used to display things to screen
Print variables
cout<<name<<" ";
// use to display single line comments
/* used to display double
line comments */

string literal is sequence of chars enclosed on ""
"test"

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