C/C++ Learning C++ - What Software do I Need?

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To start learning C++ on Windows Vista Premium, a C++ compiler is necessary. Various compilers are available, with options like Borland's Dev-C++ and Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 being popular among users. Microsoft also offers free "express" versions of their development environments, which maintain the same C++ standard as their professional products and provide a user-friendly IDE for those familiar with Java. For those who prefer command line interfaces, MinGW provides a port of the GNU GCC compiler for Windows. It's recommended to explore different compilers and find one that suits personal preferences, alongside utilizing available tutorials and practice resources to enhance learning.
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Hi!

I want to learn C++. I know some java..

I was wondering what kind of software i need to do C++ on my computer, I have Windows vista premium.

Does it exists software equvalent to BlueJ to C++ ?
 
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To make programs, you need a C++ compiler; any will do for learning purposes. There are tons of them out there, but not all are free. I used Borland's Dev-C++ for a while, but later got Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 from my university. Others can recommend their preferred compilers. You can do a simple Google search for free C++ compilers and try them out until you find a good one. Find a good C++ book or tutorial (I believe there is one here on PF) and practice, practice, practice. It really is a great language and is very powerful. Good luck!
 
Okay thanks a lot =)
I have access to many tutorials on C++, but couldn´t seem to find information about the software needed to start programming ;)
 
http://bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
 
Thank you very much!
 
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