The best C/C++ IDE

Dude true coders don't need an ide. It is just not neccisary. Use a text editor and a compiler. That is all you need! Now if you know C++ that does not mean you do not need C. C is most definatly a good language to learn. C++ is not a simple "advanced" C! IF that were the case than C would be as obsolete as the A and B programming languages. C is actually better for portable low level applications than C++ is because it does not require OS specific libraries most of the time. So if you want your super cool key-stroke program to work on linux, mac, and windows then C can definatly be of use. If your interacting with the kernal or specific memory regions C would be hard to be portable as those things ARE OS specific quite often. As a programmer I say any new language you can put under your belt does nothing to hinder your coding skills. I learned a little vb.net just because it was there. I'm a linux fanboy so go do the math. Program in what you choose, when you choose, and how you choose. But really, and ide is a waste of space. You want to focus on the program your creating not the program used to create it. You will have a better understanding because there are many less shortcuts to take. Good luck and have fun, p99

If you search for c or c++ on search engine then you will have a plenty of websites for tutorial c and c++ but I suggest you to learn c++ because it is new version of c.

if you know C++ then you dont need to C as C++ is just like an advanced version of C.C++ is called C with classes.so i think you shud go in for C++

You were asking for the best IDE right? For the the best until now is the Turbo C/C++ Editor From Borland. I got used to it I guess... But then, I think you could also use the Dev-C Editor. It makes things a lot more organized and indented. I also recommend Notepad++. Notepad++ could not run your program but you could also use this as an editor for almost all the leading programming languages. :D I hope I did serve you with my comment here, Layney.