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I am verrryyyy new to C++ and I am looking for a good compiler. Which one do you prefer???
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Visual Studio is amazing. I love some of it's features, especially debuging. The registers windows can be VERY helpful. Not to mention all the other features and crap it has. Though if you are looking for something free, Code::Blocks is available. It's pretty useful.
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RDCA wrote Visual Studio is amazing. I love some of it's features, especially debuging. The registers windows can be VERY helpful. Not to mention all the other features and crap it has. Though if you are looking for something free, Code::Blocks is available. It's pretty useful.

Total noob here, but what is the difference between studio and basic? Is it the language? The features??
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RDCA wrote Visual Studio is amazing. I love some of it's features, especially debuging. The registers windows can be VERY helpful. Not to mention all the other features and crap it has. Though if you are looking for something free, Code::Blocks is available. It's pretty useful.

Total noob here, but what is the difference between studio and basic? Is it the language? The features??


Visual Studio is the IDE, but Visual Basic is a language that can be 'compiled' and ran. C++ is a native language, but you can still use Visual Studio to develop with C++, but you have to be careful, as you might end up adding a .Net dependency and not even use it lawl. Though there isn't anything wrong with the dependency.

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Also, getting an actual book on one of these languages wouldn't be a bad idea.
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RDCA wrote Visual Studio is amazing. I love some of it's features, especially debuging. The registers windows can be VERY helpful. Not to mention all the other features and crap it has. Though if you are looking for something free, Code::Blocks is available. It's pretty useful.


Yeah I have to agree. I've used Eclipse, Qt Creator, CodeBlocks, and Visual Studio. Out of all of them Visual Studio is by far the best development environment.
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Thanks guys, very new to programming and as some of you may have seen, I have made some mistakes =/. But I am very interested in learning C++.
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I'm with RDCA, Visual Studio is the way to go.

I just got the 2012 edition, and it's really nice.

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Personally I like code::blocks

But I may grab VS 2012 because it looks like a lot has changed .
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