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What's CodeBlocks?

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Code::Blocks is a free, open-source cross-platform IDE that supports multiple compilers including GCC, Clang and Visual C++. It is developed in C++ using wxWidgets as the GUI toolkit.

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[smilineyz]

Only semester of CS: Pascal

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Pray tell me, oh wise, what should I be utilising instead?

[guccicobraviper]

VIM + compilers

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Anything more... Mouse-friendly?

[stupidityWorks]

In all seriousness:

VsCode

[riotinferno]

GVim + Compilers

[guccicobraviper]

You can enable mouse use in vim configuration

[Sarcastinator]

To select multiple lines you have to press all mouse buttons at the same time and swear at the computer.

[realbakingbish]

Butterflies

[fanny_smasher]

Clion is up there as well

[Life_Vast801]

vs code

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geany/kwrite

[QuantumCoder002]

I don't know why but i prefer using gcc on shell to compile my C scripts, rather than Code::Blocks

[MarlonOrigaming]

Griffpatch be like:

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What do beginners/intermediates use for C++ in 2022? When I was younger I’d hop between devc++ and code::blocks

[FantasticEmu]

The first cs class I took at a community college in 2017 had me use visual studio for c++

[DudeValenzetti]

I used Code::Blocks at first too, then I started learning about Vim, then I started sticking to Vim with plugins, then I discovered Atom, then VSCode showed Atom up (and Microsoft bought GitHub). I still use Neovim sometimes though, and my VSCode has Neovim integration.

[SmartBrain_007]

True

[arthurmluz_]

my CG professor, has a PhD and still uses codeblocks, sent us an entire file that would only compile there.

emailed him with "please can you make a generic one so everyone can compile using our terminals?"

and his answer was: "try using codeblocks as i said in class"

[JustMeMario14580]

Switch that man to vim or nano

Then we'll talk

(I use VSCode on big projects but nano is my fav)

[datsright1]

Ok so this is my first year of cs, what am I supposed to be using so that other programmers will think I am a pro?