but ... you know ... time is relative

Gentlemen, let me ask you a question. which c / c ++ compiler recommends and which does not?

Hu guys my master ask me to calculate areas of circles and if the areas had 3 number differens then show those at the end how can i calc that?

which is pure ide for programming? bcz i searched in internet, this group, most i found is that vim, visual code, atom and most applications are all text editors

I tried Visual Studio Code but I didn't know how to run code with it 😂💔 so I prefer you use IDEs for their specific languages e.g C/C++ use Codeblocks Python use Pycharm

I also couldn't set up visual studio code on Windows

Me too 😂💔

I use onlinegdb.com 🌝

Oh you use online compilers?

Sometimes, other times, codeblocks

visual code is better

why ?

why ?

Lemme take a pic then show you what's wrong with my code

why do so many people have issues setting up their VSCode? It's pretty straight forward.

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Friends , I have source code of an old cpp project ,anyone can help me to open it up for reading and further use. Thank you.

Anyone with a Python group link?

@Python

what do you mean by setting up ? As I remember it have to install and very easy

@mmap55 as this says, have to download and install compiler, but I installed vscode and downloaded extensions and tried to run code but didn't work

have you followed all the steps?

The guy was using Mac but I am on Windows

make sure to install a compiler, otherwise it won't work

#cpp-vscode

@mmap55 as this says, have to download and install compiler, but I installed vscode and downloaded extensions and tried to run code but didn't work

May be you haven’t installed MinGW properly.

anyone here using tdm-gcc

hi guys, is there anybody to help me to print the alphabet (W) pattern in c?

int a='a'; while(a<='z') printf("(%c)",a++);

where to extract minGW archive file? can i extract anywhere?

hi how to get ramdom number in 5-10 range in c++?

int a='a'; while(a<='z') printf("(%c)",a++);

anyone please let me know "what are the platforms to practice data structures..."

Use Msys2 instead of mingw it has gcc 10 and more libs and programs

make sure to install a compiler, otherwise it won't work

i did every step except that i might have extracted minGW file in wrong place, 2 problems are popping up, vscode is not understanding #include and <stdio.h>

have you added the compiler to your path? Have you opened a workspace?

what is path? is it a file where vscode was installed in?

a is a character not an integer

- Add the bin directory to your environment path (the bin directory is your target directory + MinGW\bin, so in this case it would be C:\MinGW\bin) - You should be able to open a command prompt and verify your compiler is found, e.g. by entering gcc --version Have you done that part? Have you tested gcc --version in a command line? If not, you need to tell Visual Studio Code where your compiler is installed to, the easiest and most comfortable way is to add it to your path. Also because this allows you to compile from the command line. If you do not already have it in your path, you can add it via running setx path C:\MinGW\bin;%PATH% (do at your own risk) or by using the UI

- Add the bin directory to your environment path (the bin directory is your target directory + MinGW\bin, so in this case it would be C:\MinGW\bin) - You should be able to open a command prompt and verify your compiler is found, e.g. by entering gcc --version Have you done that part? Have you tested gcc --version in a command line? If not, you need to tell Visual Studio Code where your compiler is installed to, the easiest and most comfortable way is to add it to your path. Also because this allows you to compile from the command line. If you do not already have it in your path, you can add it via running setx path C:\MinGW\bin;%PATH% (do at your own risk) or by using the UI

- Add the bin directory to your environment path (the bin directory is your target directory + MinGW\bin, so in this case it would be C:\MinGW\bin) - You should be able to open a command prompt and verify your compiler is found, e.g. by entering gcc --version Have you done that part? Have you tested gcc --version in a command line? If not, you need to tell Visual Studio Code where your compiler is installed to, the easiest and most comfortable way is to add it to your path. Also because this allows you to compile from the command line. If you do not already have it in your path, you can add it via running setx path C:\MinGW\bin;%PATH% (do at your own risk) or by using the UI

I know I've asked this before, I forgot how it was done. Please be kind once more. How to make a variable accessible to system command. I want to do something like this. string var = "abc" ; system(echo $var); Of course won't does not work. How to make it work?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17258029/c-setenv-undefined-identifier-in-visual-studio

how is this even related to my question

I know I've asked this before, I forgot how it was done. Please be kind once more. How to make a variable accessible to system command. I want to do something like this. string var = "abc" ; system(echo $var); Of course won't does not work. How to make it work?