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I am looking for a c++ programming software that has the best features and quality for free.

Thanks!

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and im looking for money without having to work for it

Lol...every1 mate... :lol:

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I am looking for a c++ programming software that has the best features and quality for free.

Thanks!

Heard of visual studio...??

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Heard of visual studio...??

I don't think that is free. As far as getting features from a free program, that probably means no features and requires using command prompt/console to program.  :huh:

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I don't think that is free. As far as getting features from a free program, that probably means no features and requires using command prompt/console to program.  :huh:

Dont know about that it got i for free..but i think thats really a good editor...u can get Eclipse IDE for c++ free...that is also good...

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Visual Studio is free...

How is it?

or is only premium a paid version?

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How is it?

or is only premium a paid version?

 

Well it used to be, I think that they have done the cloud based thing along with Office 365 which might make it paid. Other versions however, were free.

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Visual Studio is free...

Last time I checked, it is not free, as there is a trial on it, and this was with Visual Studio 2013... The older versions may still be free though.

EDIT: There are express version, though I'm not sure of the difference

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I don't think that is free. As far as getting features from a free program, that probably means no features and requires using command prompt/console to program.  :huh:

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Visual studio express lacks a few key features only available in the paid version. 

 

If you want free, the following with various plugins works fairly well as an IDE:

SublimeText (free older version)

Code::Blocks

Eclipse

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Dreamspark?

That only applies if he is a student >.< I'm assuming he knows that program exists and  he is not a student.

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