What Online Compilers Do You Use for Coding Practice?

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Asked By TechieGamer42 On

I'm curious, do any of you out there use online compilers for coding or learning new languages? I find them super handy for quick testing, but I've heard some people find them slow or overloaded with features. If you've had any issues with online compilers, I'm also building one from scratch and would appreciate any feedback you can provide on drawbacks you've encountered!

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Answered By CodeNinja88 On

I occasionally use Repl.it since it lets others execute the code I post. For practice, I usually go for sites like Codewars, but I prefer using Linux where I can install compilers and run them directly from the command line.

Answered By DevonLovesCode On

For my classes, we had to use OneCompiler for Python tests. Now that I'm on Java, I'm using IntelliJ. It's not an online compiler, but it’s really helpful!

Answered By DevGuru23 On

At college, we can't download anything on the lab computers, so we use Programiz; it's definitely better than Code Blocks. At home, I stick with VSCode and IntelliJ.

Answered By IcedCoffeeLover On

I've used PHP Sandbox when I'm on a different computer, but I have XAMPP set up on my laptop which works great for PHP development.

Answered By BoredProgrammer On

When I'm just looking to do something quick and fun, I like using Scratch, but I'm not super into online compilers in general.

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