How to write & run a C program & what IDEs will we need to do this ?

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IDEs

There are many IDEs in the world. Here are examples of popular Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) for different programming languages. Eclipse, Visual Studio, Xcode, Android Studio, IntelliJ IDEA , PyCharm, Visual Studio Code, Atom, Sublime Text, NetBeans, Code::Blocks. Now we are using Quincy IDE for written C program, because as students, it is a best practice to use software like this until we have a rough idea about code. 




After install Quincy 2005....

Now We can write C program

Step 1 - Open Quincy 2005 software



Step 2 - Create new C source file

  • Go to the File and click New 

  • And select C Source File and then click OK

  • If you finished that all steps successfully, You will be able to see your Quincy software like this


Step 3 - Now we can write C programs after the save this file

  • Save this file named MyFirstProgram.c
  • To write the first c program
                                    #include <stdio.h>    
                                    int main(){    
                                              printf("Hello World!\n");    
                                              return 0;   
                                    }  



Step 4 - Compile and Run

  • If your already installed GCC compiler, You can compile this program using those commands type in cmd 
    • gcc MyFirstprogram.c
    • gcc MyFirstProgram.c -o MyFirstProgram.exe

    • If not you can use Quincy default compiler to compile and run program
      • Click build
      • Click Run
    • Finally, output must be





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