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[spygon]

Hi, I'm still new here....
Can anybody help me....
First of all I wanna download the newest turbo c.
Can anybody tell me where can I get it???

[v0id]

Why in the heaven do you want to use Turbo C? The development of Turbo C stopped in the start of 1990, so it's pretty outdated.

But don't worry, there's plenty of different compilers for free download on the internet. I'll as I usually do, suggest GCC, which is free open source compilers, for both C, C++ and a handful other languages.

You can download MingW which includes GCC, but also a lot of other really great tools, for the programmer. Here's some links you may look into:

MinGW
GCC

If you still want to download Turbo C, then take a look here:

Download of Turbo C v2.01 Compiler
Download of Turbo C v2.01 Compiler

[spygon]

:)
Ok then..
I'll try that one to
I need this turbo c to learn it, 'cause maybe I'll ned it for school.
But what I'm interested in rigth now is basic. I'm learning it now.
Thanks a lot mod..

[TkTech]

Dear god lol, they're teaching C using Borland's old compiler? And basic? Both are pretty obsolete. Like v0id said. GCC is the most common compiler today, and for basic, don't just use QBasic, use a super-set of basic like DarkBasic.

[spygon]

Hey, I become more interested in programming now.
Can you tell me what other great programming software for each language?
I wanna check them all.
But before that I'd like to apologize to post this in the wrong section. (MAYBE)

[v0id]

It's really hard to tell you about some software for each language.
There's so many languages, and so much software.

I'll suggest you to find a language, read about it, and then search, using some search engine, for "<language> Compiler", "<languages> Interpreter", "<language> IDE", and so on.

This is probably a good place to find a programming language:
Categorical list of programming languages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[spygon]

Great, thanks