IDEs needed for various programming languages

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IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment.

An IDE consists of a text editor to write the code, a console to view the output, a compiler at backend to process (i.e. compile and run) the code and several necessary buttons to compile, run, etc.

Here are some of the IDEs to start with various programming languages :-

1. C, C++ :- CLion, DevC++, CodeBlocks, TurboC++.

2. Java :- Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, NetBeans, BlueJ.

3. Python :- PyCharm, Spyder.

There are some editors which can be used to compile and run the code of many languages by downloading extensions. Some of them are :-


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