Best IDE for Competitive Programming?

Well I have never had any problem with Code Blocks :slight_smile:

I think geany is also a good option .

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I have been using vim + terminal for so long. I still however use print statements to debug stuff and only use gdb when something really crazy is happening.

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I personally have installed Gvim and it does the job for me. I have used sublime, vs code and even geany. But Gvim works the best for me. It can be frustrating considering the how complicated yet simple UI it comes with but I’m interested in sharpening my vim skills over the time and there is no better way than using it full time.

There’s nothing as “BEST IDE”… but i use VS code as it comes with lots of functionality and i am comfortable int it!

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sublime with terminal. so i can edit like in a damn way in sublime and then debug in cmd. i included .build file that’s why it binds with cmd

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geany is by far the best one i’ve used

VS code for sure
helps a lot

bro, i have also installed geany for my linux setup. but my code is not autocompleting.
is geany has the feature of autocompleting.
and u can suggest me some more changes that i can made for the convenience in typing.

i have used this to set up(Linux & Geany Setup · Errichto/youtube Wiki · GitHub) my geany ide for competitive programming. Can you help me on how shiould i precompile stdc++.h .
I am getting this error while following above mentioned steps.

can anyone help me

If you use c++ then “cp editor” is the best text editor for cp.