C/C++ What are some simple and free resources for a C++ compiler?

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For those looking to refresh their C++ programming skills, there are simple and free resources available. Microsoft Visual C++ Express is recommended as a suitable option for Windows users, providing a user-friendly environment for writing and debugging C++ programs. This tool can effectively support individuals returning to programming after a long break.
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It's been years since I last programmed in C++ and I want to brush up on it over the next couple weeks. Problem is I have no idea what's out there that I could use for programming/debugging C++ programs; the compiler I used before came on a CD with the textbook, but now I'm completely on my own (I don't even remember if a compiler is what I need to write C++ programs). I just need direction to some simple and free (very important!) resource to get back into programming again.
Any help will be appreciated :smile:
 
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If you have windows, you can download and use microsoft visual C++ express for free.
 
Thanks, that worked perfectly for me :smile:
 
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