How to install DevC++ and use it

Install DevC++ on Windows Operating System


Hello Folks,
Today I am going to share the steps how to download and install DevC++ in your Windows OS and also share how to use it and compile the program on it.

STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE TO INSTALL DEVC++ 

1. As we know DevC++ IDE is a free portable, fast and simple C/C++ IDE.you can download it from here (open source) DOWNLOAD
2. After opening the tab now, click on download (which will appear in the green box).
   
3. After downloading the setup file double click on the Dev-Cpp 5.11 TDM-GCC 4.9.2 Setup.exe(approx 50MB).
   
4. Then press Agree Button.
   
5. Press Next Button.
   
6. Then comes the next windows which give you the option to choose to install location. If you want to change the location then go to Browse the option and select the desired Destination folder. And Press the Install Button (Note the Destination Folder is the folder where all your Dev-C++ installation file and setup stores).
   
7.  It will take some time to Install
   
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8.  After Installing all the files it will ask the option to choose for whom you want to install the Dev-C++. I mean for all Users or for some specific one.
   
9. Now you successfully installed the Dev-C++ IDE. If you want to Run then just click on Finish or Untick the check box option then Finish.
   
10. Now you can Configure the software according to your convenient.
    Now Press Next->Next->OK to successfully open the IDE.
    

    

1. Now click on DevC++ icon appears on the desktop.a tab appears on the window.
   

   
2. click on file(in the top most left corner).then File->new->source file or press ctrl+N.
   

   

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Introduction To C++

The  C++(pronounced c plus plus) is a middle-level programming language was developed at AT&T Bell Laboratories in the early 1980s by Bjarne Stroustrup.C++ is a combination of  Simula 67(which is an object-oriented programming language )  and C.In early stages it is known as "C with classes".
The name C++ was coined by Rick Mascitti where "++" is the C increment operator.The maturation of the C++ language was attested to by two events:

• The formation of an ANSI (American National Standard Institute) C++ committee and
• The publication of the annotated C++ reference manual by Ellis and Stroustrup.

The latest C++ standards document was issued by ANSI/ISO in the year 2011 namely C++11 or formally C++0x.
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