Is system(“pause”) correct way to pause program?

when we are beginning to start learning C or C++ most common they face is the fast execution they can’t see the output appeared on the console . the most common way to pause program is system(“pause”) ;

system pause invokes the operating system for our C++ programs.

if you use this command you get output like

hello World

press any key to continue …

if you want to erase this “press any key to continue” you can use

system(“pause>0”);

but this is platform dependent solution this won’t work in Linux , Mac or Unix the solution that is not platform dependent is

cin.get() ;

you may also use cmd in windows or terminals to compile the programs because they give control to the console again .

g++ <program-name.cpp>

g++ hello.cpp

[C:\Users\HP]
PS:2 >g++ hello.cpp

hello world

[C:\Users\HP]
PS:2 >

Tell me if you know more commands to pause the screen in C++ thanks if you‘ve fully read the article

thanks and Happy programming