How the hell do I get C/C++ working?

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Visual Studio Community

Later on when you're more comfortable you could try C/C++ on Windows natively with Visual Studio Community Edition or VS Code. However, you could also use Windows Subsystem for Linux and VS Code which is fine for most development tasks but for your CS50 work you'd have to install the required libraries and tools mentioned below. If you're a beginner that could be challenging.

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SSH of Windows' Linux subsystem

Later on when you're more comfortable you could try C/C++ on Windows natively with Visual Studio Community Edition or VS Code. However, you could also use Windows Subsystem for Linux and VS Code which is fine for most development tasks but for your CS50 work you'd have to install the required libraries and tools mentioned below. If you're a beginner that could be challenging.

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