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Learning to code with IDE or without?
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Itâs better to learn without IDE at begining and once you get good at it you can try an IDE as well.
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I use these IDEs
Mostly
Visual Studio
- multi language support
- C++, Python, C#, Web projects ( creating your own template feature đ)
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/410578/?ref=app
IDEA
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/749161/?ref=app
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In my opinion if you are a beginner , you should probably code in notepad. Don't use IDE in the beginning. But if there is any "Beginner specific IDE" for your language , you should try that.
The reason is that most IDEs are quite complex and you will have a hard time trying to understand what its features actually do.[personal experience].
After you know sufficient about your language, you can use an IDE.
Remember that most IDEs are made for developers!
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First learn without IDE and try to understand basic concepts, if you don't know basic things you can't move to next level.
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in my opinion, trying to learn without an ide is like trying to dig a hole in a mountain , using a spoon!!!!.
y give urself ahard time?! ..... when u can use an ide to help u learn faster (by telling u where ur mistakes are!)