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C Programming - 2. Environment Setup

In Windows machine

Follow these following steps-

Step 1:

Step 2:

Download the code-blocks software


Step 3:

          Install it

step 4:

             If you run it the first time it will ask you to set gcc default compiler.

              Just Click "OK" Button

Step 5: 

         create a new file

step 6:


         save it as any name you want but with .c extension

         example : first.c

step 7:


         type this code and save it.

          #include<stdio.h>

         int main()
         {
              printf("Welcome\n");
              
              return 0;
         }

step 8:

Run the Program

         by pressing F9
            
                 or

         clicking "Build and Run" button  on the code-blocks window
Now if the code runs without any error then you are all set 😎

In Linux machine

Step 1:

         Open terminal

         Use the mouse to do it

              or

   Ctrl+alt+T shortcut to open it

Step 2:


                 type the command:

                                                 gedit <name>.c&

                                                 here, the name can be anything you want but use the reasonable one


                                                Example: gedit first.c&

Step 3:


          type this code and save it.

         #include<stdio.h>

         int main()
         {
              printf("Welcome\n");
              
              return 0;
         }

Step 4:

         
         Compile :
                         gcc <name>.c -o <name>

         Run:
                        ./<name>


         For my case this will be:
         
                               compile : gcc first.c -o first
                               run:    ./first

 Now if the code runs without any error then you are all set 😎

Happy Coding
See you in the next tutorial


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