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Question about linux
By TryToRed, history, 8 years ago, translation, In English

Hello, codeforces!

I am used Windows for a long time, and now I decided to install linux. I am already choose Ubuntu, because it simple for novice linux users. And now I ask linux users to advices me fast and simple c++ IDE's for linux, with g++ comiler.

Thanks a lot, and sorry for my poor english.

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8 years ago, # |
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Code::Blocks will serve the purpose.

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Eclipse is the Best .
sample of it's codes : 19305153 .
Good luck .

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    8 years ago, # ^ |
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    Dude....

    You suck in competitive programming. Why do you care about the editor if you cannot solve Div2 B problems. Go solve some problems and stop commenting bullshit!

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CLion is really great. If you're a student you can get a free license.

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    I am in high school now, can I get a license? Btw, thanks in advice, CLion is really awesome.

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      You will need a university mail adress. But it probably also works if you have some other form of identification, like a photo of your student card.

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Geany with custom build commands works great for me (C++). Simple + Fast

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8 years ago, # |
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Every coder here will have their different preferences. You should try a few editors and find your favorite. For example, I prefer to use vim but it takes a very long time to learn and some people don't like it, so I can't say for sure that it is the best. To find what is best for you, you have to try out different ones :) Some of my friends even are happy to use gedit or notepad++!

One thing I can say for sure though, I would recommend that you use g++ in the command line instead of an in-built compiler, it just gives you more options like gdb, changing compile flags on the fly, checking how long your program takes, etc.

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    Wow, thanks for answer, but, compilation in command line(i.e. type command to compile) take more time than ide, right?

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      It is not slower once you get used to it, plus you can use 'make'. The advantages far outweigh any problems though. For example you can directly pipe and paste into command line, instead of bothering with input/output files.

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Here you can find some thing good.

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