No. Some languages are interpreted, not compiled.
No. Some languages are interpreted, not compiled.
No. Some languages are interpreted, not compiled.
No. Some languages are interpreted, not compiled.
IDE means Integrated (or Interactive) Development Environment, a software environment that provides programmers with several comprehensive facilities for the programming itself. Not each programming language has its own IDE, but most of the popular and well-known ones do, as this environment makes programming much more easier, as it even contains a debugging interface.
No. Some languages are interpreted, not compiled.
It isn't. Visual Basic is a programming language. Visual Studio is the IDE (integrated development environment). The Visual Studio IDE can be used to write programs in other languages besides Visual Basic, including Visual C++, Visual C#, Visual F, JavaScript and Python. The IDE provides all the tools you need to write programs in any of these languages but can be customised to support others. The languages available depend upon which languages you have installed or added to the IDE.
Its a programming language and IDE to develop an "System application or Web applications" developed by Microsoft. for more details go to microsoft official site.. visual basic is an event driven programming language. thus it is used to design forms and some not so advanced animations.
You use a programming language in order to create applications. The programming language is typically implemented within an integrated development environment (IDE), which is itself an application that was written in a previous incarnation of the same language or in another language altogether.
"BASIC" is not a program, it is a programming language. A particular BASIC-interpreter or IDE may have been written in a high level language, maybe even in BASIC (C is more plausible though).
C++ is simply the generic implementation, based upon the version originally developed by Bjarne Storustrup, and which is considered the standard implementation. Visual C++ is Microsoft's implementation of the language, which follows much of the standard, but is not 100% compliant. However, VC++ includes an extensive and exclusive library that is specific to Windows programming. Competitors such as Embarcadero's C++ Builder have similarly extensive Windows libraries but which are not compatible with Microsoft's.
TurboC is an Integrated Developing Environment (IDE) for C language.
It isn't. Visual Basic is a programming language. Visual Studio is the IDE (integrated development environment). The Visual Studio IDE can be used to write programs in other languages besides Visual Basic, including Visual C++, Visual C#, Visual F, JavaScript and Python. The IDE provides all the tools you need to write programs in any of these languages but can be customised to support others. The languages available depend upon which languages you have installed or added to the IDE.
C language requires a compiler. There are many low resource intensive IDE's that allow complete programming in C. Among these are Bloodshed and Eclipse.
It is the fastest IDE out there.
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Its a programming language and IDE to develop an "System application or Web applications" developed by Microsoft. for more details go to microsoft official site.. visual basic is an event driven programming language. thus it is used to design forms and some not so advanced animations.
Visual Basic (VB) is the third-generation event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) from Microsoft for its COM programming model. VB is also considered a relatively easy to learn and use programming language, because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage.
You are best off looking into downloading an IDE such as Eclipse or netbeans, as they are tailored towards development using the Java programming language.
You use a programming language in order to create applications. The programming language is typically implemented within an integrated development environment (IDE), which is itself an application that was written in a previous incarnation of the same language or in another language altogether.
Hardly a question that can be answered in the manner available here, first you have to identify all the functions you want to provide, then you have to decide on a programming language and IDE.
Turbo C was a wonderful IDE for the C programming language, created by Borland. Actually, it was one of the first IDEs ever offered for any programming language. It had some market share in the early 1990s. Please see the related links for a history and its incarnation as Turbo C#.
C programming can be started on Windows by using a suitable IDE (these include compilers) such as Dev-C++