Well, it's marginally better, but you still don't explain what a scope is; and cin and cout still aren't statements; and you're still missing the newline after it! (which means on CLI systems, the shell's prompt will appear immediately after the !).
I also wouldn't discuss #define early on since C++ has largely replaced all uses of what C used #define for.
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Well, it's marginally better, but you still don't explain what a scope is; and
cinandcoutstill aren't statements; and you're still missing the newline afterit!(which means on CLI systems, the shell's prompt will appear immediately after the!).I also wouldn't discuss
#defineearly on since C++ has largely replaced all uses of what C used#definefor.