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Best IDEs and Text Editors for students| Beginner to advance| Free and open-source| By TeamAmaze


Introduction:


Well, hello everybody! we hope that you all are safe and spending your quality time wisely.
As the title suggests, today let’s talk about some awesome IDEs and text editors that you can use to boost your programming skills.

These applications are made to help you to code with a variety of tools and indifferent kinds programming languages (depending on the version) like C++, Java, Python, etc.
Some of you think that IDEs and text editors are the same things but they aren’t. Let me explain it to you. IDEs are a combination of editors, debuggers, and built-in tools for compiling and running applications. Plus, they only support a specific language.

On the other hand, text editors support a no. of languages but you will need to install proper plugins and packages for those specific languages.

Look each one of them are better than the others in one way or another but it is entirely up to you which you need or like the most.

So, here we go.

1. Microsoft VSD (Visual Studio Code)




Visual Studio Code is a free and open-source text and source code editor, developed by the folks at Microsoft in 2015. You can directly download it for free on Windows, macOS, or Linux. It provides a lot of features such as debugging, syntax highlighting, intelligent code completion, and embedded Git, etc.
It is also considered to be faster than the other older editors in the market. By using the Zen Mode (another new feature), you can clear out all the items and menus that you don’t include your editor. Users can even customize themes, preferences, and install extensions that add additional functionality.

 You can Download it from Here.


2. Sublime Text






 There are two versions of this text editor available on the web. One is free for testing but to use the other version you need to pay $80 per-user (keep in mind, not per-machine) so that you can enjoy it on any or many systems you want with your license.
Moreover, you can make changes in multiple lines at once, jumping to specific symbols or words takes only a couple of seconds, all thanks to the improved shortcuts and search tools. With the addition of these new features and its low resource usage, I bet you won’t face any difficulties while using it.

 You can Download it from Here

3. Brackets    





With Brackets, you can gain access to a magnificent free and open-source text editor, developed by Adobe, in order to provide coders a more modern but open source solution, mainly focusing on web development. To help you code, it involves inline editors, organized files and some visual tools for previewing your work and allowing for front-end developers to examine the changes.
Since it is a product of Adobe, therefore, it shares some features with Photoshop means it can take pieces of your PSD file and generate code for your project.

You can Download it from Here

4. Atom
Working with this text editor is a bit like working on WordPress or some other open-source tools, as the theme and plugins are similar to that of Wordpress. But it is actually made for developers as stated by its creators.
Since it is developed by Github, a GitHub package is already included with the text editor which allows users to create everything from branches to stages in one interface.
As for more features, it offers clean collaboration tools, a sleek editor, some organization tools for keeping projects in check and users can edit and share projects in real-time, no matter the location.

You can Download it from Here

5. Eclipse




 Eclipse is a Java IDE but allows users to work in many other programming languages like C, C++, 
PHP, and Ruby, etc. It provides a development environment that includes the Eclipse Java development tools (JDT) for Java, Eclipse CDT for C/C++, and Eclipse PDT for PHP, among others. It also contains a base workspace and an extensible plug-in system for customization of the environment.
Not to mention, if you ever find yourself in an an environment that doesn’t support Eclipse (believe me, it happens), then you can still use a basic text editor and a command-line for coding.

 You can Download it from Here

6. PyCharm





 PyCharm is basically a user-definable interface, specially made for python users (although, it also supports other languages like HTML, JavaScript, Node.js, etc). It helps users to improve their code’s quality with smart code assistance and a variety of developing tools that include testing aid, intelligent refactoring, and framework support among others.
In addition to that, users can freely make changes in their tools and can utilize more than 50 plugins to enhance their PyCharm experience.

You can Download it from Here

7. NetBeans





With Netbeans (it is an IDE for Java), you can not only work in Java but also in other languages like PHP, C, C++, HTML5, and JavaScript. It allows users to work with the new Java 8 language constructs with the help of upgraded applications. It also contains multiple class files that each contain a bunch of variables to help users deal with complicated code.
As a matter of fact, its primary focus is on simplifying the development of Swing desktop applications. No additional SDK is required by the NetBeans IDE bundle for Java SE to develop NetBeans Platform based applications. And applications can install modules dynamically.
Plus, the re-installation process of an upgrade or a new release doesn't force users to download the entire application again.

 You can Download it from Here

Conclusion:


If you are willing to practice your programming skills then these are the best choices for you. Almost all of them are free and open-source (some versions may be paid). Try not to get confused, which one to install as they all are pretty same and made to help you code.
You are the brains and these softwares are just like the other body parts. You need to focus and understand the logic, algorithms, and concepts to put in the code to make it work. So, in order to ease your confusion, let’s take a short but brief tour about these sorts :




IDEs/Text-    Editors  


Developed by:


Operating system:


Written in:


 Languages  supported: 



Microsoft VSD



Microsoft



Windows 7 or above versions, OS X 10.9 or above, Linux



TypeScript, JavaScript, CSS



ASP.NET, HTML,   JavaScript, JScript, Visual Basic, Visual C#, Visual C++, Visual F#, XML and more




Sublime Text




SublimeHQ Pty Ltd.

Linux 32/64-bit, macOS 10.6 or later (version 2), 10.7 or later (version 3), Microsoft Windows 32/64-bit




C++, Python



ruby,HTML,c single script,C++,python,Java,
R,lua,cargo,and more


Brackets


Adobe

macOS, Windows, and Linux

JavaScript, HTML, Cascading Style Sheets

  JavaScript, VBScript to Java HTML, Python, Perl, C++, C, and Ruby.



Atom



Github


macOS, Windows, and Linux

Electron, Coffee-Script, JavaScript, Less, HTML


Bash,c,c++,c#,coffe-script,html,css,,kotlin,java,php,,and many more


Eclipse


Eclipse Foundation

macOS, Windows, and Linux


java and c


C, C++, Java, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby and more


PyCharm


JetBrains


macOS, Windows, and Linux


Java, Python

JavaScript, Node.js,AngularJS, Coffee Script, CSS, Python, HTML, Python, TypeScript and template languages



NetBeans


Apache Software Foundation, Oracle Corporation


macOS, 
Windows, and Linux


java


 HTML 5, Java, C, C++, C++11, Fortan,PHP and more


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