Good, free C++ code compilier and guide on C++

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Good, free C++ code compilier and guide on C++

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Does anybody know of any? I've been thinking of learning C++.
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I'd use codeblocks, its free and is a good all around program. Comes with a lot of the header files you'll need to start learning C++. Its not a difficult language to learn, all you got to know is the basics and you can pretty much figure everything out from there. I do not know of any websites with tutorials though, I suggest just google'n C++ tutorials and one is bound to pop up!

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GCC seems to be the industry De Facto. You'll have to be used to command-line interface though.
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