I use Sublime Text 4 for C++ coding. I prefer this because it's great and simple to code. Which IDE do you prefer and why?
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I use Sublime Text 4 for C++ coding. I prefer this because it's great and simple to code. Which IDE do you prefer and why?
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I use Visual Studio Code because of the cool extensions that it has and also it's free :-)
Which extensions does it have?
VS Code... The well known malware?
I don't understand why you think VSCode is a malware. It's free and powerful, and i think it also have a good UI :)
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Use VIM with plugins and receive +20 extra rating points every contest :)
What do you mean by extra 20 points? Could you elaborate?
Extra rating? Just kidding. But seriously, in my opinion full-featured IDE is useless for competitive programming. Lightweight editors with useful text editing features like vim, sublime, etc is the best choice
I have created my own one. It's a bunch of scripts designed to work in any terminal. I use VS code as a code editor because it's nice.
Try Neovim, and you will never come back
Neovim is pretty good, although I still don't know like 95% of its functionality
how do you map keys to compile and run code in neovim
I think you put it in keymaps.lua. At least that's what I did.
I use CP Editor because it is specially designed for competitive programming.
GNU Emacs! It's free software (as in freedom), and also very customizable (I guess more than any other editor on the planet).
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But they are busy changing modes...
It is a good OS but a bad editor (not to mention impending Carpal Tunnel Syndrome).
Other editors: I don't like this. — So what? Either use the editor or switch to something else.
Emacs: I don't like this. — OK, just write a few lines of Emacs Lisp code to make it what you want. (If you hate the keybindings, install Vim keybindings with the Evil package.)
CP Editor. It can work perfectly with the extension competitive-companion. They can get all the samples of all problems with a simple click on the problem page. Also, the internal interface of this software is very convenient to use.
I use CLion by JetBrains. I love JetBrains IDE (PyCharm, IntelliJ Idea, CLion)
Cp editor — we can sumbit problem to codeforces from the editor itself.
Last time, I was planning to use** Visual Studio Code**, but now I'm using DEV C++, because my friend spoke " I use DEV C++ and if you will use you can learn C++ easy ".
https://cpeditor.org/
I code on mobile and i use programize :)
CLion from jetbrains, it gives me a good themes "which I super like", also a good coding assistance, the most feature I like "don't know if you can find it in other IDEs" that it gives me the time that a code took to run, which leads to complexity optimization. It's up to you in the end, just enjoy your Cp journey & good luck!
sublime text 3 cuz sublime text 4 autocompletion system was so bad when I first tried it (not sure if they've updated it since).
Do you have some problems with auto tab detection? In both 3 and 4 (checked recently) I have ridiculous behavior:
Some code formats say that there should be a
{}
afterfor
statement, whether it controls a single statement. I think this autocompletion system accept this specification by default.Its... great, but how turn it off?
Sorry but I don't know :( Maybe you can open an issue for it.
I use Visual Studio Code, mainly because I like the extension "CPH".
I use Code::Blocks mostly, because it's simple and easy-to-use. Also I started using CodeLite recently because I failed to configure Code::Blocks on linux :)
I use c_lion because it's very helpful make suggestion for enhancement in my code showing me if I missed something like infinite loop or recursion calls specially when make a class I learn form it alot
i use Geany, there is a video where errichto shows how to install. it's very light, that's why i use it.
I use onlinegdb because its the best online compiler I found for java and I use my school computer to code cause I don’t have a computer.
I also like Sublime Text,because it can use easily and doesn't have much memory use.
Well,if you are Chinese and want to use sublime,I think you can read this.
Sublime Text 4 as well. I like a package(extension) called FastOlympicCoding. It's similar to cph in VS Code, mainly used to manage and run testcases.
I use vim. Here you can find my setup as well as reasons why I think it is nice.
I use Sublime Text 4 too, with the package called FastOlympicCoding. I wrote a small package to make the code editor interactive with Competitive Companion and my own app of CodeForces.
That's Nice I was looking for that can you elaborate more?
https://codeforces.net/blog/entry/113227 I wrote a small post about it.
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I prefer CP Editor to coding.CP Editor is beatiful and comfortable.