There is a free, open source C, C++, and Fortran compiler available.All of the code libraries and tools you'll need to start coding are included in the all-in-one installation.It is an excellent tool for high school and college students that want to learn coding.It is useful for advanced users as well.The article will focus on installing code blocks in windowsThe basic "Hello World" C program will be created with the software after installation.
Step 1: You can get the latest version of Code::Blocks from their official site.
Go to the download page.The "mingw-setup" variant is an all-in-one installer that includes all necessary tools.Either download link will continue.
Step 2: There is a download path.
After clicking the download link, a window will appear, prompting you to choose a location to save the file.Click "Save" to continue after choosing a save location.
Step 3: The installer should be launched.
Start the installation after the download is complete.The location where the installation will be located was specified when it was downloaded.
Step 4: You can run the setup.
The setup wizard will appear on the screen after the installer is launched.Click the "Next" button if you want to continue.
Step 5: The software agreement should be read.
The end user license agreement should be read.If you agree to the terms, you can install the software.
Step 6: Pick your components.
The "full" installation should be selected from the drop down menu at the top.Click "Next" to continue after this is done.
Step 7: The install path can be chosen.
Code::Blocks will install under C:Program Files (x86).If you want to use this, click "Install", otherwise, use the "Browse" button to select a custom install path.
Step 8: Wait for the installation to be completed.
The window will show the progress of the installation in a few minutes.
Step 9: The installation needs to be completed.
Code::Blocks should not be run when prompted.The first thing you need to do is complete the install wizard by clicking the "Next" button on the screen.
Step 10: Code Block's can be launched.
If you want to start the program, double click the Code::Blocks icon on your desktop.The program can be found if you don't have a desktop shortcut.
Step 11: The setup is complete.
Accept the default if prompted.If you want to do this, click the entry and then click "Set as Default".Click "OK" to continue.
Step 12: Set file associations.
Click "OK" if you are prompted to do so.You can open these types of files by default.
Step 13: You can create a new project.
The link is next to the folder icon on the main page.You will be able to set up your project after this opens a new window.
Step 14: Pick your project type.
The "New from template" window has a "Files" heading on the left side.Pick the "C/C++ Source" option.Click "Go" to continue.
Step 15: You can use the empty file wizard.
The wizard can be used to create and modify your C file.Click "Next" to continue.
Step 16: You can choose your file type.
There is an option to create a "C" file.Click the "Next" button after you've been selected.
Step 17: The file path is set.
The explorer window will open if you click the "..." button on the setup menu.
Step 18: You can choose the file name.
It is recommended that you make a separate folder for each project if you want to save your C file in a different location.Pick a name for your file.You can save your file with the name and location specified.
Step 19: Use the file wizard to finish.
Click "Finish" to confirm the creation of your C file.
Step 20: Enter the source code.
The code below can be used to create your "Hello World" program.Return 0;#include stdio.h>
Step 21: The program should be run.
To run your program, click the "Build and Run" icon.Your program can be run in one convenient step after this function compiles.
Step 22: You can view the program.
The message "Hello World" will appear in a terminal window after running.The process needs to return 0.There may be an issue with your program if a different value appears.The speed of your computer will affect the execution time.