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What is an Integrated Development Environment?
An integrated development environment (IDE), stands for Integrated development environment in English, is a type of software that aims to enable computer programmers to develop software quickly and comfortably, with a variety of tools that can organize the development process and contribute to the efficient use of the development process.
What are the necessary basic features in an integrated development environment?
A code writing editor capable of syntax coloring according to the programming language.
A real-time hierarchy view for navigating code files.
An integrated compiler, interpreter, and debugger.
Small build tools to automate tasks such as compiling, linking, getting the software ready to run, and more.
Some well-known examples of integrated development environments include Eclipse, Microsoft Visual Studio, Code::Blocks, Dev-C++, Anjuta, KDevelop, NetBeans.
An integrated development environment (IDE), stands for Integrated development environment in English, is a type of software that aims to enable computer programmers to develop software quickly and comfortably, with a variety of tools that can organize the development process and contribute to the efficient use of the development process.
What are the necessary basic features in an integrated development environment?
A code writing editor capable of syntax coloring according to the programming language.
A real-time hierarchy view for navigating code files.
An integrated compiler, interpreter, and debugger.
Small build tools to automate tasks such as compiling, linking, getting the software ready to run, and more.
Some well-known examples of integrated development environments include Eclipse, Microsoft Visual Studio, Code::Blocks, Dev-C++, Anjuta, KDevelop, NetBeans.