Programming brehs

badtguy

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:blessed: All Apps/software are developed by the vendor and given to "application analyst" to build at my organization I don't have to worry about coding.:win:














:mjcry: I get on the coli and realize I don't know shyt, do I even work in IT?
 

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it doesn't make sense to use a command line tool especially if you are a beginner. this isn't the 70s - how old is your prof?

not saying that command line editors don't have their uses, and you shouldn't use them but you will be much more productive if you have a proper editor. I don't know about C++ but the litle coding I did I used Geany and it was a'ight.
40s ish but dude legit, he also mentioned the other editors but sed we gonna be fukkin with vim that may change in later courses so who knows. I do wanna get familiar with other editors any suggestions?
 
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That's what I'm saying. You got real ide's like code::blocks, kdevelop, eclipse, etc...

You can even get a free version of visual studio if your a student (obviously the student version). Same with xcode.


Vim is pretty hardcore for this :whoo:

I guess it'll be good for them to go through a trial by fire.

Exactly

vim for school assignments is doing the most. :mjlol:

But finding an IDE you are comfortable with is paramount, might as well start the weeding-out process early :yeshrug:
 

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There's alot of open source IDEs you can use as well but I guess that's too advanced for you.
 
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