Why You Need A Good IDE | Programming Tips

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Today's topic is 'Why you need a good IDE or Text Editor?'

As we know that every Programming Language has its own syntax. The purpose of using an IDE is to highlight the syntax of different programming languages. Now a question is arises in your mind.why we need to highlight the syntax? The answer is when you're working with a big project which contains a thousand lines of code, then how can you find the bug(error) in that code. We can write the code in simple notepad or any text editor still it will work but it makes no sense because it does not provide proper syntax of any programming. that's why we need an IDE or a Text Editor.


Now how we choose a Good IDE?

well it depends upon you. You can choose any IDE which you find comfortable for you. The selection of IDE depends upon your requirements. There are no rules for choosing any IDE or Text editor. But choose at least one IDE to work with. There are many IDEs out. Also there the main thing is not only using the IDE, but the main thing is that whenever you write code in any programming language follow the proper indentation and syntax of that language which increases the readability of your program. So you can easily debug(remove the bugs) you program/project.


Advantage of using IDE:

1. Increase the readability of the program.

2. Increased efficiency, faster coding with less effort.

3. Easy to debug

4. A group of programmers can easily work together within an IDE



Some IDEs for You:

1. Microsoft Visual Studio Code
2. ATOM
3. NetBeans
4. PyCharm (for PYTHON)
5. IntelliJ IDEA (for JAVA)
6. Eclipse
7. Code::Blocks (for C/C++)
8. Sublime Text Editor
9. Dev C++
10. Komodo Edit

These are the best IDEs of all time, you can choose any IDE. I suggest you use Microsoft Visual Studio Code or ATOM. Personally, I like MS Visual studio code.

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