>try to learn programming >install an ide >wtf are all

IS that your cat?

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>>58791361
no

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>>58791352
did you say andoid studio?

post in daily programming thread
nice thread

Just use vim.

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>>58791352

posting in new /desktop/ thread

>>58791352
>being an ide
>newfag opens
>looks confused
>doesn't read texts
>flails around wildy
>closes
>update with the same version

>>58792851
Please make a new desktop thread

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>install visual studio
>try to learn C++
>Take two classes at community college and university
>still don't know what the fuck I'm doing
>switch major to business finance.

>>58793243
Wtf that's my story!!

>using an IDE for your language of choice to learn how to program
>not learning with a language that has a simple interactive shell and a debugger
I know /g/ is mad about that one MIT course that switched to teaching first-year programming with Python instead of Scheme, but for someone who's just starting out there really is a lot of value in being able to see the effect of changes to your code almost immediately and experiment with things

It doesn't even have to be Python; Ruby, Lua, most Lisp dialects, etc. all have interactive shells and your web browser is effectively a shell for Javascript (hit F12 then open the console tab)

>>58791352
Just use a simple text editor.
Emacs and Vim are the best but have a learning curve.
SciTE is a good option for beginners.