I’m good at Java and now I’m trying to shift to c++ for some fun. But the worrysome is I don’t have any idea about which IDE to use.
a) I’m expecting a C++ IDE where compile happens automatically and clicking of a button, you can run the program and see the result JUST LIKE how it happens for Java in Eclipse, Netbeans and Intellij etc…
Please provide some suggestions and TBH, I don’t want to use Ideone.com
Point number a) is really important. I don’t want to put a command for compiling and a command for running the program, which sucks totally.
Thanks, But I’m not looking for online IDE’s as I’m afraid of Plagiarism. Someone will get access to the code. Not sure if these Online sites makes codes public / not. Better avoid them.
Can you suggest some offline IDE’s which is more convenient to code?
Free suggestion: try to avoid using IDEs as much as you can when you practice, you don’t get IDEs during placement rounds.
Use the space given to write code on the same website.
It seems like a small matter, but almost screwed up my 1st round of Amazon on mettl, their platform sucks…
@mnithinkk If you really want to use IDE , use CLION because it is very powerful and there is no such IDE as powerful as CLION and i would reccommend to use DevC++ instead of IDE because it is very light and it helps us understand and practice the syntax very well . Though it takes time to show output it helps us a lot in many ways unknowingly . IDE’s are very much useful during short contests but remember to use DEVC++ during practice .