What Software Should I Use to Program on Windows XP with Python, HTML, and C++?

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Asked By CleverCat123 On

I'm looking to code on Windows XP and don't want suggestions to upgrade to a different OS. I have a system with 512 MB of RAM and a Geforce4 440 GO. I'm specifically interested in developing software using Python, HTML, and C++. What software options would work best for me?

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Answered By TechieNerd42 On

If you’re looking for an IDE, Code::Blocks is a good choice for C++. You can find it [here](https://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/binaries/). For Python, check out the [older versions of PyCharm](https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/other.html) that still support XP. Just be cautious, as Python dropped XP support after version 3.4.0.

DevelopersDelight -

Yeah, JetBrains does keep their old versions available. Just go to the downloads, and click on 'other versions' to find what you need.

Answered By OldSchoolCoder99 On

For C++ development on Windows XP, an older version of Visual Studio works really well. For Python, the last supported versions on XP were 2.7.9 and 3.4.4, so you’ll want to download one of those if you need Python. As for HTML, you can just use a simple text editor like vim or Notepad and test it out in browsers that still support XP, like Mypal68.

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