Im new to using C++ and was curious of a program I can get so I can Start learning and testing out programs I create like the Famous Hello World

I found Bloodshed Dev C++ gonna try this out.

You'd be better off with Linux...and GNU gcc/g++ and many more programmer's utilities are available for free. Of course, there are many Windoze slavez in this world...


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Let me know what you think of this please? I've been messing around with CodeBlocks, which is also free. In fact it was one of the knowledgeable gents on this forum that recommended CodeBlocks to me... so this may be useful info for you if you find you don't like the 'Bloodshed' version.

I like Code::Blocks much more than Dev-C++. The only thing I don't like is that you can't move the tabs, and you can't change the icon for your executable (I'm probably missing something though).

EDIT: Oh yeah. The avatar. I'll change it one of these days.

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I using MS VS 2005. You must try this out because is offered many advanced features even though i don't know how to use it.