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Well I'm a first year student in computer science and in the first semester we started to learn C language and the IDE they told us to use for better learning was Devcpp.
We made a few small projects and all went well, but now in the second semester we started to make bigger projects with linked lists and memory allocation and Devcpp starts to be a complete bug itself... We are working hard in the project and after saving the project with no errors at all, at the next day, Devcpp starts to make any function we made invalid...
So we spoke to the same teacher about this and asked what can we do about it....
"Are you using Devcpp? You shouldn't, it is not that good for C"...
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?

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  • 8
    Hahaha...
  • 3
    The worst thing is the day before our code was doing just fine, we saved the project and did nothing more. The next day we just tried to execute again and BAM nothing works. XD
  • 1
    This kinda stuff happened with me to bruh..
  • 0
    Wow wasn't it deprecated long ago?
  • 1
    I think it is but in schools is quite common to find it, sadly
    After some time I started going with visual studio on my laptop (Linux lovers don't get offended), so many problems just flew away
  • 1
    @lo98be I actually use VSC on Linux
  • 2
    I can relate. Get your shit together and get used to 'crazy' expectations and time pressure. Smart people adapt, they don't whine
  • 1
    I'm so glad my university told us to use Visual Studio or g++ from day one
  • 0
    In our sheets were simple cmd lines for gcc/g++ to compile the task. Rest was on our own.
  • 1
    @juzles I think so too... Probably my school is outdated...
  • 1
    Next year I'm going to learn java so what do you guys think it's best? Should I go for NetBeans?
  • 3
    @JNuno007 IntelliJ (from the makers of kotlin)
  • 1
    @Forside thanks :)
  • 1
    @Cybork get my ++ as I enjoy VSC myself and feel emotionally connected to you now
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