In order to transfer your project from Dev-Cpp to Visual C++, you will need to first save your project files in a common file format such as .cpp or .h. Then, open Visual C++ and create a new project. Go to File > Open > Project/Solution and select your project files. Your project should now be transferred to Visual C++.
Yes, your code written in Dev-Cpp should work in Visual C++. Both are C++ compilers and follow the same language standards, so your code should be compatible.
Before transferring your project, make sure to check for any potential errors or incompatibilities between Dev-Cpp and Visual C++. After transferring, you can check for any errors by compiling and running your project in Visual C++. If there are any errors, you may need to make changes to your code or project settings to fix them.
Yes, you should be able to use the same libraries and dependencies in Visual C++ as you did in Dev-Cpp. However, you may need to reconfigure or reinstall them in Visual C++ to ensure compatibility.
Yes, there are some differences in the coding environment between Dev-Cpp and Visual C++. Visual C++ has a more robust and advanced development environment with additional features and tools. It also has a different user interface and may require some time to get used to for those transitioning from Dev-Cpp.