If you want to start learning C/C++ and still want to use windows, you can either use Microsofts Managed C++ with a great IDE (Visual Studio) or GNU C/C++ compilers.
Microsoft has invested a lot in C++ and Visual Studio. The powerful IDE really enhance the productivity. There is lot online documentation using which one can learn Microsoft's Managed C++ thick and fast. You can download Visual Studio Express for free and can start learning.
Download Visual Studio 2010 express from here. Learning resources.
If you want to learn GNU C / C++ you can start with downloading CodeBlocks. It is an IDE for GNU C / C++ and it comes bundled with the compiler which makes it really easy to install the compiler and avoid the complexities of getting the things in place pieces by pieces.
You can download CodeBlocks from here.
Microsoft has invested a lot in C++ and Visual Studio. The powerful IDE really enhance the productivity. There is lot online documentation using which one can learn Microsoft's Managed C++ thick and fast. You can download Visual Studio Express for free and can start learning.
Download Visual Studio 2010 express from here. Learning resources.
If you want to learn GNU C / C++ you can start with downloading CodeBlocks. It is an IDE for GNU C / C++ and it comes bundled with the compiler which makes it really easy to install the compiler and avoid the complexities of getting the things in place pieces by pieces.
You can download CodeBlocks from here.
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