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I just started learning programming. What kind of text editor would you recommend me?
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Sublime Text, Atom or Brackets *_*
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Use Windows Notepad for a tough beginning, after which you can try Atom Notepad++ or Sublime which gives you auto correction and richer colored experience.
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Notepad++ or Visual Studio Code are good, lightweight ides. Of the two, I use Visual Studio Code more often. Adding extensions is really simple to do and it comes with git built into it. It's super quick and fairly user friendly. It feels weird to admit but Microsoft did everything right with it
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but to learn is with a simple notepad because it won't write the code in your place. most of the ide already give you suggestions!
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I wouldn't recommend vim or emacs to anyone who is just starting out. Any ide that has a 400+ page book devoted to mastering is not beginner friendly. You shouldn't have to learn how to use your editor while you're learning how to code.
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notepad++ is a simple one,
sublime text a cool-looking one and
vi(m) a stylish and old one.
For smaller projects and for the beginning I'd recomment sublime text.
For greater ones (when you are advanced) use an IDE like eclipse.
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depend of the language
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NetBeans
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