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C++ Installation

Let's install C++ setup to start programming in C++. C++ setup contains C++ compiler which is required in your system. There are lots of C++ compilers available, you must choose according to your compatibility.

List of C++ Compiler

For Windows:

  • Turbo C++
  • Microsoft Visual C++
  • Code::Blocks
  • Borland C++
  • GCC

For Linux:

  • g++

For Mac OS:

  • C++ Code::Block
  • Apple XCode

In this tutorial we prefer GCC compiler, which is compatible for both C and C++ programming. To install this compiler follow the following steps:

1) click here Download GCC compiler setup.

2) Double click on INSTALL Application file and follow the instructions.
3) Press create button to install.
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 4) Select MinGW-w64/TDM64 (32-bit and 64-bit) and click next.
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6) Select directory in which setup will install.
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10) Setup (compiler) got successfully install, click finish.
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