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What do you use on PC?
Hi I'm a noob, I wanna start writing some code Just to pass my time, but I don't really know how to do that, what app di u use on your PC for running the code, and most important what app di u use for writing the code? Ty so much
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You are not a noob you are a begginer.
It's depend on you how much time you give to learn programming if you want to do better in programming give more time and also practice more .
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Depends on what coding launguage you're using. For any launguage, it's easiest to write and run code in an ide. I haven't personally written any code in C or C++, so you'll have to do some searching for those two. Javascript is commonly written in Notepad++, which can also be used for other languages but it might not be as intuitive for a beginner. Python comes with it's own ide called IDLE, it's really simple and great for starting out. Sublime is another good one to consider.
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Ty guy
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There are several IDEs that are both free and good. If you want to learn the best language (least amount of shortcuts/lazyness) then learn C. You can learn C here on SoloLearn. Do all the code coach challenges on SoloLearn. Also you can chose a computer based IDE like CodeBlocks or V.S.Code (by Microsoft). They are useful for more advanced programs that need interactive input (code playground on SoloLearn only takes input before running).
If you master C, then learning other languages will be easy. Python will seem simple, but it is a very powerful language. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are a good 3rd step for your programming journey.
Good luck mate, you've got this!
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If you want run python
First install python in you pc
Download link = https://www.python.org
Second choose IDLE
Example :
VS code, sublime text 3 , notepad++ , spider which you want download it and install on your pc then run the code
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If you wish to code Python, then PyCharm EDU is the best for beginners, it has also diverse exercises in, which teach you the instructions to Python and using PyCharm IDE.
And second one i would like to suggest, Visual Studio Code đ It is my favorite and also it has diverse exercises, and guides in its website, which makes you comfortable by using this IDE đ
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VSCode is my goto, its lightweight and incredibly flexible. Its not an IDE, its a text editor, and you would download compilers seperately (via extensions or installs) but if you dont mind doing that, its definitely great with its repo syncing and live editing as well as githubs copilot. Its great!
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Bro Use this app for better work
Devc++
Turboc++
Visual studio