❓ Any PC Apps (32-bit) for C++, C, C#, Java?.

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❓ Any PC Apps (32-bit) for C++, C, C#, Java?.
Is there any pc apps you can recommend me to use for the ff:

• C
• C#
• C++
• Java
You mean IDE?
C#/C++ -> Visual Studio
Java -> Eclipse
Quote Originally Posted by Zaczero View Post
You mean IDE?

What is IDE?, i Don't understand the eclipse one in their website.
Integrated development environment
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Is there any pc apps you can recommend me to use for the ff:

• C
• C#
• C++
• Java
C: Eclipse + CDT plugin
C#: Visual Studio
C++: Visual Studio
Java: Eclipse

The reason why I'd choose Eclipse instead of Visual Studio for C is that Visual Studio's C compiler sucks.
C: CLion
C#: Visual Studio/Rider
C++: Visual Studio/CLion
Java: IntelliJ

(Yes, i am a bit of a Jetbrains Fan )
C: Notepad++ (It's very lightweight) or CLion
C#: Visual studio
C++: Visual studio
Java: Eclipse
for java - eclipse
also u can use android studio

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c++: Visual studio 2015
Initially I had used turbo c, but now it is discontinued. So Visual Studio is the option remaining for C/C++.
C/C++/C# -> Visual Studio Community (FREE)

JAVA -> IntelliJ (Its more eye friendly as eclipse, it has a standard to change dark/light theme which eclipse doesnt have. At eclipse you have to use plugins that sucks balls)
As everyone has already mentioned above, I personally use Visual Studio for everything "C" related and Eclipse for Java. You could check out CodeBlocks (http://www.codeblocks.org). I have never used it before, but I do recall watching a youtube tutorial on C++ using it.
There are so many recommendations for Eclipse but if you haven't used a Java IDE before, I would recommend you go with IntelliJ IDEA. Much better to start with the good IDE (fight me).
For java I would recommend using intellij idea, this integrated development environment is great in every aspect.

for C, C# and C++ visual studio is fantastic in its features and functionality.
C: Notepad++ (It's very lightweight) or CLion
C#: Visual studio
C++: Visual studio
Java: Eclipse
VS Code
I use Visual Studio Code

It allows a lot of languages with its addons.
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