What are the best programming tools for me to start using C++, Python, Ruby?
Code Blocks?
Sublime Text?
What else do I need?
to start?
notepad.
>>53731187
Vim
[spoiler]hello world[/spoiler]
>>53731216
>>53731231
That's not a tool
That's a OH SHIT HIVEMIND
>>53731254
That's my terminal waiting for input
what do I type?
>>53731187
Linux i3 window manager with vim and basic compilers.
Windows - visual studio enterprise.
>>53731263
:q!
Visual Studio Code. Has pretty good ruby integration and is booming in the python community. I don't know about C++ integration though.
What programming language do you already know?
What are you trying to do?
You seem well over your head, so yeah, why not add Vim to the list so you can drown
>>53731310
html, css, php and made a small cli program in c# once with visual studio
>>53731643
>html, css, php
these are my favorite programming languages too
>>53731187
People are recommending vim for the meme supreme, it seems, but it's not bad advice, sort of.
if you want to program in several different languages, getting a language agnostic text editor is the best way to do so. Vim and emacs are both the timeless classics for that. Vim has a steeper initial learning curve, but is pretty easy once you get used to it, and emacs has a shallower initial learning curve, but takes more work to get a lot out of it.
>>53731187
vim and gcc would be beneficial for one, it's also good to have a debugger
