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So, I decided to learn programming c++ , I have a code source editor , which is easy can be done with notepad, but I'm looking for a real great compiler that also comes with a linker, and beginner friendly, I downloaded Turbo borland c++ which seems to be a piece of crap, so can any of our resident programmers help me find a real good one please.
 
Visual Studio Express

http://www.microsoft.com/Express/

It has the basic console feature, it's lacking in the Microsoft Foundation Class, which can be used for actual Windows application. However, since you're a beginner, just stick with the console for the time being.

You could also try:

Dev-C++ a.k.a. Dev-Cpp

http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
 
anything that uses a GCC compiler is best.

Dev-C++ is best for windows
for linux I use K-develop

stay away from the microsoft "visual" stuff, it will only cause you problems, it seems to have an odd implementation of some functions.
 
still using VS C++ 6.0
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only works on XP and lower though
 
Visual Studio Express is the best IDE in my opinion, easiest to use and plenty of useful features.

Although GCC is a great compiler
 

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