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+# Compiling tutorial!
+
+It's unsure if you will be compiling the code yourself, if not, this is a small showcase on how to do so.
+If this is you, Taran. You should know better, you already know this. If not, welcome and enjoy this tutorial!
+
+## Standard
+```bash
+g++ your_file_here.cpp
+```
+This is the basic way to compile a C++ file.
+
+## Specifying output
+```bash
+g++ your_file_here.cpp -o your_executeable_here
+```
+This makes a file called `your_executeable_here`.
+
+## Specifying C++ version
+```bash
+g++ your_file_here.cpp --std=c++<version_number_here> 
+# Example compiling for C++14 which the university requires.
+g++ your_file_here.cpp --std=c++14
+```
+
+## Everything at once
+```bash
+g++ your_file_here.cpp -o your_executeable_here --std=c++14
+```
+
+## Running the file
+Assuming your file is called `your_executeable_here` you run the file with the following:
+```bash
+./your_executeable_here # linux/mac
+
+# Windows:
+
+.\your_executeable_here.exe # powershell
+your_executeable_here.exe # cmd
+```
+