Hi. Out of curiosity could somebody know which of these are better? I know it is kind of vague but I wish to use one of them and would like to know how one differs from the other. I am new to C++ and I tried Borland C++, let's just say I did not even know how to create a new *.cpp file and make a new program. On the other hand Visual C++ was much easier to navigate. Could somebody give me some feedback on which one is better? As in debugging and other things. Thanks in advance.
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Hi. Out of curiosity could somebody know which of these are better? I know it is kind of vague but I wish to use one of them and would like to know how one differs from the other. I am new to C++ and I tried Borland C++, let's just say I did not even know how to create a new *.cpp file and make a new program. On the other hand Visual C++ was much easier to navigate. Could somebody give me some feedback on which one is better? As in debugging and other things. Thanks in advance.
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