Dev C++ Vs Visual Studio 10 (Onward Versions )
this was major question asked by the student enrolled in BSCS/BSSE/BSIT/BSEE who is working or having a lab course related to programming portion. so, I try my best to answer this question by stating IDE's differences and their scope.
Dev C++ issues :
- redefinition errors even you initialize a variable in one loop and then try to use that variable in another loop it will pop you an error containing redefinition string.
Example: as you know the scope of the loop variable is only in the loop for instant loop ones i is unknown to loop 2 but in dev, it considers it as the same variable.
for(int i=0;i<10;i++)
{
printf("%d",i);
}
for(int i=0;i<10;i++)
{
printf("%d",i);
}
- Dev C++ is not update. no new version has published since it developed.
- this tool is obsolete and it has no use in the software industry or any freelancing firm as this tool doesn't support plugins.
Visual Studio Tool :
- support multiple languages such as c++,c, c#, python etc
- continuously updating their version
- better visuals
- smooth and fast compiling
- better application interface
- industry uses this tool for various projects
both tools are good for simple programming questions and projects but when it comes to the development or real-time project development I recommend the visual studio as we have seen it's benefits and applications.
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