Is it okay to learn C++ using Online GDB, or do I really need VS Code?

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Asked By CuriousCoder42 On

I'm thinking about starting to learn C++, but I'm struggling with installing VS Code. Is it possible to learn effectively using Online GDB instead, or do I really need to set up VS Code for proper development?

4 Answers

Answered By TechSavvy33 On

Honestly, learning C++ will be tougher than figuring out how to install VS Code. If you're struggling with installation, it might be an indicator that programming could be a challenge for you down the line. What specific issue are you facing with the install?

Answered By OldSkoolCoder On

I write C++ in Notepad and compile with GCC. You don't really need a fancy IDE to get started, so if you're more comfortable with simpler tools, go for it! Just start coding and you'll pick things up as you go.

Answered By GadgetGuru88 On

You might want to consider trying CLion as an alternative; it’s another IDE that could be less hassle. And yes, I agree, Jetbrains tools are awesome! Just make sure you’re set up properly for your learning journey.

Answered By CodeNinja77 On

While Online GDB is decent for simple algorithms, you’ll eventually need a proper development environment to tackle more complex projects. So, even though it feels hard now, getting comfortable with something like VS Code will be beneficial in the long run.

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