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I want to learn C but don't know how to run it.

by apsarasisodia
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Hello everyone,

I remember the days when I used to use TurboC for running C programs in my junior class. Nowadays, as we are working with Windows 7, TurboC provides very small screen to program. I want to have similar kind of environment for learning C and become a software engineer. Please help me!
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  • Profile picture of the author KirkMcD
    Originally Posted by apsarasisodia View Post

    become a software engineer. Please help me!
    If you can't figure out how to use Google to search for a C compiler, you'll never become a software engineer.
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    • Profile picture of the author apsarasisodia
      Originally Posted by KirkMcD View Post

      If you can't figure out how to use Google to search for a C compiler, you'll never become a software engineer.
      I found the C compiler but it is not coming in the "Full Screen" mode. I have also found through Google that we can use NotePad++ and TurboC to run C programs. Is it a good option?
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    • Profile picture of the author apsarasisodia
      Originally Posted by Emma Page View Post

      Many newest version of Environment are available like Dev C++ or Bodland.
      Try anyone they are used mostly now a days.
      Thanks for the suggestions. I will check Dev C++ on my system. It is Windows 7 32 bit laptop so I don't think it will have any issue running newer versions of C compiler as such.
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    • Profile picture of the author apsarasisodia
      Originally Posted by Huy Lê View Post

      I'd recommend learning straight to C++
      There are various tutorial online now and C++ itsn't as difficult to learn as it used to be
      I doubt that. C is the programming language that creates basic understanding about logic building. Unless you study C language first you will face harder time to become a good programmer.
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