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- [Narrator] When CLion first opens it displays the welcome page. Here you can start a new project, import a project, open a project and check one out from source control. You can also configure CLion and finally, you can get help. To see the menu choices we need to have an open project, so let's create a temporary one. Click new project. On the new project page make sure that C++ executable is checked. Let's give it a name. We'll call it temp. And I'm going to go ahead, for no real reason, set it to C++14. Click create. When CLion launches it will, by default, show the tip of the day. It will help you get familiar with all that CLion can do. I highly recommend that you leave it on, but you can turn it off by unchecking show tips on startup checkbox. Across the top are the following menus: file, edit, view, navigate, code, refactor, run, tools, VCS, window and help. The file menu is where we can create, import and close projects, open files and URLs, modify the settings, save all of…

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