C++, Visual studio or Code:: Blocks. Which one is better? Or should I use the others?
Vim
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echo "your code here" > file.cc or neovim
Out of those two, probably Visual Studio
Visual Studio Unfortunately, all other IDEs do not support remote debugging on Windows vscode is good too if you don't need remote debugging
Both are shit and bloat , use Vim
Do you know other programming language at a good level already? Then you could start with any IDE, every has pros and cons. I use often the Qt Creator, even when I do not develop with Qt. When C++ is your first (serious) language, then start without an IDE, but with an text editor with syntax highlightling. If it allow something like bracelet completion, disable it. So you learn to write the code attentive and how the tools to handle the code are used. This should you do by hand. Even if you know other language, you should compile your first test projects manually, without an IDE integration to understand in which environment you operate when work with C++.
clion
visual studio is the best so far , at least in my experience , it makes the debugging a lot easier , and it has a lot of helpful features like allowing you to jump from the instance to it's class with ease .
do you mean visual studio c++ or visual studio code? use codeblocks if you're a beginner, it's a better option than vscode or msvc
Visual studio c++
if you're a beginner go for codeblocks and download it with mingw included
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