The newer version of Dev C++ also supports GCC based compilers like TDM-GCC Compiler. Dev C++ĭev C++ is much far better than Turbo C/C++ since it provides good user interface and uses standard C/C++ compiler, MinGW. It will be hard to code with Turbo C/C++ as you start coding much bigger programs and projects, so don’t start with this. (DEPRECIATED) Turbo C/C++ is now being replaced by modern IDEs as it does not provides much user experience and and it is now obsolete. This is also a main reason why I don’t like this IDE. But in case of Turbo C/C++ there is no such feature like auto complete. Now modern compiler has auto complete feature and made it easy to write our code. Turbo C/C++ used to be famous IDE in past time but now it has been discontinued after arrival of user friendly IDEs like Code::Blocks, Dev C++, Eclipse, etc. Also the source code editor is like, notepad with syntax highlighter, which only highlights your source code in a annoying blue screen. Turbo C/C++ runs only in DOSBox, this is the reason why it is not user friendly. It is most basic version of Integrated Development Kit and uses Borland’s Compiler It has a source code editor, compiler, linker, inbuilt debugger and for help it has offline reference. While learning C and C++ you may have to also learn some basic graphics program like OpenGL, so it is better to choose good IDE that lasts until your learning period.Īmong the list of many IDEs, I have chosen few popular and best IDE for C/C++ that suits for beginner. In my case I started with Turbo C as I used it in my lab class, later on I decided not to use that and started using other IDE. There are many IDEs available and choosing a right and best IDE will be difficult to most of beginners. C++ is an object oriented programming language and is more advanced than of C. C is procedural language and is parent of C++ as well as basic of other programming language. C and C++ is widely used and good programming language for beginners.
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