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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.
And in this section, before we'll start writing, any code will, first of all, need to download and
install a couple of things.
So we need to download and install an I.D. and an I.D. stands for Integrated Development Environment.
It's simply a place where you are going to develop your programs.
And if we want to develop different things, we need a few tools and a few plugins.
So instead of using multiple programs, an I.D. allows you to have it all integrated in just one place.
So now that it will be easier for you to just start working instead of setting up a lot of things on
your own.
And what I want you to know is that there are plenty of other ideas out there that you can use.
For example, you may have heard of eclipse eclipses in I.T. that supports the development process in
many languages like C, C++, Java and even Python.
And that's actually one of the most used ideas today.
We also have Visual Studio, which I've been working with a lot lately.
But the problem with it is that it's not Borst platform and it's kind of heavy.
So aside from these two, there are plenty of other ideas that you will encounter in your programming
life.
Some of them are good for one thing, while others are good for some other things.
So our choice for these choruses that we are going to use an I.D. called code blocks.
So from now on in this chorus, all of our future programs are going to be developed by using code blocks.
And the reason why we're using code blocks is because it's good for beginners.
It's light, meaning it's probably going to run smoothly for most of you.
It's very extensible and configurable.
And also its cross platform, which means there should be no problem for you to just download and install
it without any concern if you're using Windows, Linux or Mac OS.
Oh, and one thing I forgot to mention is that code blocks is free.
You don't need to worry about paying for anything.
This idea is totally free.
And I don't want you guys to spend any money for fancy ideas at this point.
It will be just a waste of money for you.
But if you still want to waste some money, I suggest giving a little of that to charity and do some
good in this world if you still want to use other I.D..
Bayed or free.
That's also fine with me.
There shouldn't be any major differences for these chorus and no actual problems are expected here.
Just make sure you keep up with us.
Sing these chorus as we are using code blocks.
So now once you know what you're looking for and what's in even means.
Let's take a couple of minutes to download and install our code blocks.
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