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IDE or scripts
I'm new in C programming world! I found that using IDE with all it's features and settings are too complicated for me. I prefer compile my programms using gcc compiler manually using a simple .bat script. What is better practice? 1)Compile and build programms manually with scripts! 2)Learn an IDE and use it!
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For beginners, obtaining a better understanding of how the build process works is actually beneficial. As such, IDEs which help you do everything under the hood does not expose you to said inner workings. Believe it or not, I only managed to compile on the command line after 3 months into the language, when compiling should be one of the first skills to pick up when you learn programming.
As such, I do not believe that beginners should be encouraged to start off with an IDE, but instead compile and build stuff manually like you did. IDEs should come in after the learner gains sufficient understanding of the build process, and wish to focus on coding with ease.
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Learn an IDE! I recommend Code::Blocks
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For larger projects, IDEs are a must. But as has been said, you need to have knowledge of how to compile on the command line.
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Integrated Development Environment - IDE is useful for development projects. If you are new, gcc is the way to go.. simpler and gives you an opportunnity to 'learn as you go'
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Integrated Development Environment - IDE is useful for development projects. If you are new, gcc is the way to go.. simpler and gives you an opportunnity to 'learn as you go'
GCC? Can you elaborate? Please
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Sorry that was meant as a question to Da2. I am unsure of what GCC stands for.
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Just do what you do now till you feel the need to do more, that's when IDE will come in handy
Costuma ter perguntas como essa?
Aprenda de maneira mais eficiente, de graça:
