It's another popular and reliable option which uses CMake to build your projects by default. It's a paid option, which comes with a free evaluation of 30 days, restriction free.
Jetbrains CLion is a cross-platform C/C++ IDE which runs on Windows, Linux and Mac. It's extremely feature-rich, which comes at a cost of download size. It's a bit resource heavy for larger C++ projects, but since you are learning C++ you shouldn't have much trouble using it. Visual Studio 2019 is a popular and reliable IDE if you are primarily working on a Windows 10 machine. Tapping the screen twice opens the index which contains many functions with explanation and example.There are many options to use, but it depends on what your situation is like: It also has many useful functions for C and you view the c and c++ library, program files(source code) and others on your sdcard I have been using it for C about 2 months and trust me I’ve gone far (though I am still a beginner) and it has never disappointed me. I will recommend turbo c for you guys course
But what if you are in a situation were by you have no access to them.
You may feel you will get back to your lecture note or your tutorial video if you forget. Another thing is that I couldn’t view the c libraries (stdio.h, conio.h, time.h….etc.) which one may need to check the syntax of functions in case one forget them, also there are some pre defined structures e.g “struct tm” in time.h which contains constants to get operating system current time, they are easy to forget or not remember some part if not visited for a while. Well I don’t about others but as for the Cppdroid is a bad IDE I used in early December 2017 when I started c, what I noticed about it was that I will write a program and it will give error I will correct all the error and still giving error, as time goes on I noticed that whenever it happens I just need to go to the line highlighted and replace “ ” with “:” run it and replace “:” with “ ” this time it will run fine.
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