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So im wondering what programs people use to code JavaScript / C# / C++ / whatever language you use. what i mean by that is, is there a program where you can write your code and then run it and see if it works. Id imagine there is. So can you leave below what programs you use?
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Google: IDEs

IDEs provide: an editor (usually with syntax highlighting, suggestions, refactoring abilities), some build system or project file tracking shit, compiler (or they use the toolchain you've got installed).
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I use visual studio, idk if its free for people that arent students. I use it for c++ and python. Im sure you can find some basic compilers and stuff for free online you can even use something as dumb as notepad++ to play around youll just need a compiler.
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