Author
Troy Miles
Released
3/22/2018- Installing a C++ compiler
- Installing an IDE
- Writing code in an IDE
- Debugging in IDEs
- Project layout
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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- [Troy] C++ is the grandaddy of mainstream object-oriented languages. Even though it is more than 30 years old, it has seen a resurgence as demand grows for its ability to produce fast, executable code. As its popularity increases, so too has the number of integrated development environments, IDEs, available for C++. I'm Troy Miles, and let's learn about these IDEs together.
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Introduction
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Welcome25s
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Exercise files18s
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1. NetBeans IDE
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Installation3m 48s
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Menu navigation4m 55s
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Writing code4m 41s
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Debugging5m 16s
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Project layout3m 53s
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Solution: NetBeans5m 12s
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2. CodeLite IDE
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Installation2m 42s
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Menu navigation2m 58s
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Writing code3m 11s
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Debugging6m 59s
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Project layout3m 23s
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Solution: CodeLite5m 19s
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3. Clion
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Installation2m 25s
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Menu navigation3m 43s
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Writing code1m 32s
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Debugging4m 50s
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Project layout3m 13s
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Challenge: CLion47s
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Solution: CLion6m 2s
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4. Eclipse
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Installation2m 36s
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Menu navigation3m 19s
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Writing code2m 20s
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Debugging8m 29s
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Project layout3m 16s
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Solution: Eclipse5m 3s
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5. Visual Studio Community
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Installation2m 1s
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Menu navigation2m 54s
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Writing code2m 32s
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Debugging4m 12s
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Project layout3m 13s
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Solution: Visual Studio5m 5s
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6. Xcode
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Installation1m 13s
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Menu navigation2m 44s
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Writing code2m 7s
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Debugging5m 9s
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Project layout4m 14s
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Challenge: Xcode40s
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Solution: Xcode5m 16s
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Conclusion
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Next steps23s
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