I'm a software developer from India. :india:
I live in Shrirampur City, Maharastra :india:
I'm currently learning Back-end Web Developing via Python Programming Language.
For Me It Was VSCode Because It's Just that of Size Nearly 70 MB That Time and I Can Install It in College's Windows Computer and Library's Ubuntu Computer both easily.
Before I Thought of trying the Atom Editor but there website did not had the Build Of 64 Bit Windows to Direct Download So I gone to alternative option.
After using VSCode and Using there Variety of Plugins helped the most for web development that time.
I Also Fascinated by VSCode Because My College Syllabus had C and C++ in it and College PC had Turbo C++ Compiler and they still use it to teach that language because the book had instructions related to Turbo C and Borland C++ I think, They Still Use that Compiler.
My Advice is that if you ever use that compiler you will gonna get depressed dude.
I Support Modern Programmer Should avoid the Turbo C As Much As Possible.
For Me It Was VSCode Because It's Just that of Size Nearly 70 MB That Time and I Can Install It in College's Windows Computer and Library's Ubuntu Computer both easily.
Before I Thought of trying the Atom Editor but there website did not had the Build Of 64 Bit Windows to Direct Download So I gone to alternative option.
After using VSCode and Using there Variety of Plugins helped the most for web development that time.
I Also Fascinated by VSCode Because My College Syllabus had C and C++ in it and College PC had Turbo C++ Compiler and they still use it to teach that language because the book had instructions related to Turbo C and Borland C++ I think, They Still Use that Compiler.
My Advice is that if you ever use that compiler you will gonna get depressed dude.
I Support Modern Programmer Should avoid the Turbo C As Much As Possible.
Bye 👋,
Turbo C Antagonist
Turbo C's a classic, but it's okay for it to stay that way.... a classic. Thanks for sharing