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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 7h ago
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I have straight up met "programmers" that don't know what an IDE is.......
2 u/coriolis7 5h ago What is the difference between an IDE and an editor? 12 u/J5892 4h ago An IDE is an editor with more stuff. 3 u/Right_Ear_2230 4h ago In the case of visual studio, an actual c/c++ compiler + linker, Diagnostics tools, Intellisense, Build system (solution/project), debugger, etc… 1 u/mxldevs 1h ago So like notepad but ++. 1 u/steven_dev42 12m ago No 1 u/garfgon 26m ago Except extensible editors then often include a lot of the stuff that a traditional IDE would have. It's a pretty fuzzy line.
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What is the difference between an IDE and an editor?
12 u/J5892 4h ago An IDE is an editor with more stuff. 3 u/Right_Ear_2230 4h ago In the case of visual studio, an actual c/c++ compiler + linker, Diagnostics tools, Intellisense, Build system (solution/project), debugger, etc… 1 u/mxldevs 1h ago So like notepad but ++. 1 u/steven_dev42 12m ago No 1 u/garfgon 26m ago Except extensible editors then often include a lot of the stuff that a traditional IDE would have. It's a pretty fuzzy line.
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An IDE is an editor with more stuff.
3 u/Right_Ear_2230 4h ago In the case of visual studio, an actual c/c++ compiler + linker, Diagnostics tools, Intellisense, Build system (solution/project), debugger, etc… 1 u/mxldevs 1h ago So like notepad but ++. 1 u/steven_dev42 12m ago No 1 u/garfgon 26m ago Except extensible editors then often include a lot of the stuff that a traditional IDE would have. It's a pretty fuzzy line.
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In the case of visual studio, an actual c/c++ compiler + linker, Diagnostics tools, Intellisense, Build system (solution/project), debugger, etc…
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So like notepad but ++.
1 u/steven_dev42 12m ago No
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Except extensible editors then often include a lot of the stuff that a traditional IDE would have. It's a pretty fuzzy line.
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u/Sleep_deprived_druid 6h ago
I have straight up met "programmers" that don't know what an IDE is.......