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Why does the C ++ Hello World project created by Visual Studio look a little strange?

I am new to C ++ programming (although I have experience with Java, C # and Visual Basic). I used Visual Studio 2010 to create the “Hello World” project by default, but when I examine the code of the code that it generates, it is slightly different from the code that I see when viewing tutorials in C ++.

In my research, I found out that there are two versions of C ++, or at least two different standards. I think they are called CLR and CLI. Which standard or version should I learn to program further in the future?

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