Can i stdy c++ in linux ubundu...?? If yes, can you suggest me some good program for compiling like turbo c++ in windows....
Three answers:
Neerp
2014-01-17 16:49:46 UTC
Netbeans is a very good (and free) IDE for c++ development. I used to write a lot of OpenGL code that ran under Windows using Visual Studio. A year or so I ported it to run on linux (which took like ten minutes) and now I compile it from within Netbeans on linux. My OpenGL code runs great under Linux, faster and better then it ever die under Windows.
If you want to achieve proficiency with c++, you will need to study data structures, algorithms, oop principles, memory management, compiler principles and optimizations, etc. etc. A degree in computer science will take you far in the right direction.
Lesus
2014-01-17 12:29:59 UTC
Gcc is the main c/c++ compiler, and you can use it in Windows.
Jan
2014-01-17 12:14:18 UTC
Yes, most definitely. Any Linux is a very good platform for that!