I choose

Question

Notepad++, visual studio code, sublime

Answer 1

https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/565064/?ref=app
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Answer 2

What is your question?
If you mean which code editor / IDE is the best, then the answer is whatever suit you most.

Answer 3

Mihaly Nyilas
Notepad++ is available in snap if you use ubuntu.
While I'm I searching if there is a flatpak for it, I found Notepad Next, a cross-platform, reimplementation of npp.

Answer 4

I can't use npp on my Linux....
sublimetext is not free....
vscode steals a lot :D

answer: VSCodium (built on vscode, but without telemetry, without m$ licences); I'm using it since 2017 (?)

but it depends on the programming language to choose "the best" one

Answer 5

I highly reccomend you to look up Pulsar editor. Thank me later!

Answer 6

Wong Hei Ming I'm a Fedora "user". ubuntu is sponsored by m$....

Answer 7

There is no best “IDE.” The best IDE will suit your preference, be best maximized for the project at hand, and language used. Visual Studio Code is versatile and has an extensive plugin ecosystem so that’s neat (not to mention free and open source 👍), Notepad++ is fine and I’ve used it a lot in my life (and it’s also free and open source). Each IDE excels in different areas like debugging, code completion, and integration with version control systems. I personally can’t vouch for sublime as I’ve never used it. However I have heard good things about it, but I will warn you it’s $100 “for continued use” (a lot of money at least for me) and closed-source. And remember quality code can exist in any IDE, an IDE is just a tool to maximize workflow (I used to use MS Notepad when I was a little kid for small scripts and little projects and I was fine).