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Where can I download the compiler and development environment for C++?
Greetings to all site members.
I thought so and settled on C++. Found and downloaded relevant literature (Bern Stroustrup, Stephen Prata, Stanley Lippman, Barbara Moo, Herbert Schildt, Scott Meyers, etc.).
By the way, advise about literature please, if there is better for a beginner.
When I got to the software, I got confused.
There are a lot of different applications, versions, programs (what is what, C++ Borland, C++ Visual Stdio, Dev C++, Turbo C++? ).
How to deal with them?
I need the software itself to start from scratch. Please tell me the address where it can be downloaded.
Where to start for a newbie?
And, please, advise how to graphically arrange the written program, display the received and processed static and dynamic data on the monitor.
How to create live operator panels?
I thank the participants who answered my previous question.
The tips were very helpful.
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Microsoft Visual Studio.
It makes no sense to download all the books and read. If you have never programmed, then C++ will be very difficult for you.
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Microsoft's free version of Visual Studio if you're on Windows
Or clang if you're on Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, etc.
I sincerely do not recommend visual studio. Otherwise, you will think in terms of the development environment, and not the language and operating system. If you undertake to study the pros, then be sure to do it on a Unix-like axis, for example, install ubuntu , compile with gcc, it is in ubuntu by default.
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