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All right, guys.
So, first of all, I want you to open up your browser and go to Google and here type down code blocks.
So their official Web site is probably going to be ranked first, not including any optional sponsored
ads.
That's probably going to be eight code blogs, dot org.
Let's click it.
And just to make everything clear.
We need two main things.
The first one is a place, some editor where we can write our code.
And second, we said earlier that we are going to need the compiler for the translation from our programming
language to a machine language.
So that's what we are looking for.
And although we can download these two parts separately, I want you to download both of them together,
integrated, as we said previously, and that all of these setup will be much easier for us and we'll
get it done in just a couple of moments.
So let's go to downloads.
And what we can see here is that we have a couple of options.
The first one is to download the binary release.
The second one is to download the source code and also to get it from US VM.
And what we want to do is to get the binary release.
So press on it and then we can choose whatever operating system we have, whether it's Windows, Linux
or Mac OS.
For example, I'm currently recording this course on Windows, so I'm going to select that.
And now we have a couple of options to choose from.
By the way, if you're using Mac OS, then there is only one option for you to download.
So that's even easier for you.
And for those of you guys who are using Linux, take a closer look at the options and bigger their white
one for you based on your distribution.
Okay, so for Windows users, we are going to download mean G double.
You mean GW setup because as you can see here in the notes, mingy W setup also includes additional
GCSE compiler.
And let's leave aside these debugger for now, because what interests us here is that these binary file
includes the compiler that we said is a must for us.
Right.
We need this guy to translate the code from our programming language to a machine language.
So let's go with this option and download it.
The download should take about a couple of minutes so you can pause me.
I'll just skip this far, too, when the download is complete and we're almost done.
Yeah.
And now it's done.
Okay, so what's the download is over.
Let's move to the setup of code blocks.
Click or double click the execution file.
All right.
Press.
Yes.
Press next.
Read the whole license agreement.
Right.
It's very long press.
I agree.
Don't change anything here.
Just stick with the defaults press next.
Now choose your destination folder and press install.
I'll just leave it as is for now.
All right.
So let it run for a couple of seconds.
A couple of moments.
It's going to extract everything that is necessary for us to get started.
So give it a second.
All right.
So that's over.
And do you want to run code blocks now?
So simply launch the application and once it's open.
Basically, we can say that you are ready to go.
So that's code blocks and that's the code blocks that we've downloaded and installed this whole time.
This whole section.
Fantastic.
I hope everything has gone smoothly for you in this video and that you're done with the dollar and setup
of code blocks.
Congratulations, guys.
Now you're ready to move onto the next video where we are going to learn how to start a new project
in code blocks.
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